Paul Fusco

Paul fusco is a photojournalism that was born in Leominster , Massachusetts in 1930. Paul Fusco started to get into photography at age 15. It became a hobby for him and he got more experienced in the Korean War. He worked as a photographer for the United States Army signal crops . After he gotten some experience with photography  he studied photo journalism  in Ohio university . Paul Fusco earned a bachelors of fine arts , he than moved to New York City as a professional photographer.

Paul Fusco photographs documented social issues , injustices such as poverty and ghetto life.  In 1968 Kennedy's body was taken to New York City for a memorial service at St. Patrick’s Cathedral . It was carried by a train from New York to Washington D.C. for burial at Arlington National Cemetery. Thousands of mourners lined the railway tracks to pay their respects to Kennedy. Paul Fusco from the inside the train took around 2000 pictures of the mourners black, white, rich, poor, in large groups. These photographs  captured a crucial moment in U.S. history. His images are one of the most powerful and affecting for me .

Paul Fusco has become very successful  in his job. He doesn't only do it for him self but he also does it for the world thAts around him. He wants to capture moments that people could see . Paul Fusco started at a young age and he  has gotten very affecting photo graphs that tells a story. He's been in dangerous situations but he has accomplish his mission. Each photo of him tells it's own story And carries it's own weight.