She collaborated with Erskine Caldwell, whom she would later marry, on
Though she studied herpetology as an undergraduate at six different universities, she found work as an industrial photographer for the Otis Steel Company in 1927 and in 1929, was hired by Henry Luce to be the first photographer for Fortune magazine. She collaborated with Erskine Caldwell, whom she would later marry, on You Have Seen Their Faces, a book which featured her pictures of America during the Depression. One of the last people to see Mohandas Gandhi alive, FTP name this photojournalist whose photo covers the 1st issue of Life magazine.
Though she studied herpetology as an undergraduate at six different universities, she found work as an industrial photographer for the Otis Steel Company in 1927 and in 1929, was hired by Henry Luce to be the first photographer for Fortune magazine.
Margaret {Bourke-White}