THE CAMERA'S EYE.

This article is a personal reflection by Mark Edward Harris, a photographer and author, on his experiences and interactions with influential photographers throughout his career. He discusses his interviews and portraits of photographers such as Alfred Eisenstaedt, Gordon Parks, Mary Ellen Mark, Cristina Garcia Rodero, Albert Watson, and Sandro Miller. Harris shares anecdotes and insights from these photographers, highlighting their unique perspectives and approaches to photography. The article also includes discussions on the historical significance of certain photographs and the techniques used by photographers to capture powerful images. The text provides a collection of interviews with various photographers, including Sebastiao Salgado, David LaChapelle, Arnold Newman, Helmut Newton, Jeanloup Sieff, Nobuyoshi Araki, and Nick Ut, who discuss their approach to photography and their inspirations. The interviews cover a range of topics, from documentary photography to fashion and portrait photography. The text emphasizes the importance of capturing the world as it is and the power of photography to convey emotion and tell stories. [Extracted from the article]