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Portrait of Margaret Bourke-White, Life magazine’s first hired and first female staff photographer.Captured in Algeria, 1943 — standing before a Flying Fortress bomber after documenting combat missions during the U.S. attack on Tunis.
© Color by Sergey V. Rauzin, 2025
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Margaret Bourke-White — Life magazine’s first female staff photographer — stands beside a Flying Fortress in Algeria, 1943.Moments after this photo, she would document a combat mission during the U.S. attack on Tunis.
Her courage and vision forever changed the way the world saw war.
© Color by Sergey V. Rauzin, 2025
Dellaaa
I saw her work in San Diego museum of photography when it there. It was awesome.
CrumpetsWithHoneyAreCrumpetsWithBeeVomit
That jacket is my lifelong dream.
CanadianOneDollarCoin
RacecarIsRacecarBackwards
Filying Fortres?
TodleyOddley
Damn, those boots looks cosy.
Wonkable
It got really really cold in those B-17s. Like -40C, with out wind. And no heat in the back
Isthe4thtimethecharm
I think there was still plenty of wind for those conditions. The waist gunners still had an open window.
hyptosis
They were probably pretty damn badass too, all my great uncle's clothing from ww2 is like still usable, shit was sturdy and thick back then