A photograph by this artist looks down at a biker on the street from the top of a flight of winding stairs. This artist photographed a kid confidently balancing a bottle of champagne in each arm. A hole blasted into a wall forms most of the frame of his Children Playing in the Ruins. He photographed Gandhi a mere hour before his assassination. This artist captured a man mid-stride on a wet street near a disused ladder in his photo Behind the (*) Gare Saint-Lazare. Because he documented events like the Spanish and Chinese Civil Wars, he's often considered the father of 
A photograph by this artist looks down at a biker on the street from the top of a flight of winding stairs. This artist photographed a kid confidently balancing a bottle of champagne in each arm. A hole blasted into a wall forms most of the frame of his Children Playing in the Ruins. He photographed Gandhi a mere hour before his assassination. This artist captured a man mid-stride on a wet street near a disused ladder in his photo Behind the (*) Gare Saint-Lazare. Because he documented events like the Spanish and Chinese Civil Wars, he's often considered the father of photojournalism. Armed with his 35mm Leica cameras, this person sought to capture what he called the "decisive moment." For 10 points, name this Frenchman and pioneering candid photographer with a compound last name.
A photograph by this artist looks down at a biker on the street from the top of a flight of winding stairs.
Henri Cartier-Bresson