ICP - International Center of Photography

🍃🌸International Center of Photography 📍 Location: New York - Midtown Manhattan 🎫 Admission: $14 - Available for purchase on-site I happened to visit during the ICP's 50th-anniversary exhibition, and I was fortunate enough to see many classic photographic works. 🎉 In 1974, Cornell Capa founded the ICP to promote the tradition of "concerned photography." 🍃🌸 This is a documentary photography style known for its humanitarian concerns and rigorous form, closely related to Magnum Photos and Cornell's brother, Robert Capa. 📸 Robert Capa, one of the greatest war photographers of the 20th century, tragically passed away in 1954 while covering the Vietnam War. The third image is a photo taken by Robert in 1944, depicting the first day of the American forces' landing in Normandy, which marked the largest amphibious assault in history. 🍃🌸 Though slightly blurry, this photo has become a classic in both photographic and modern history due to its rarity. Some of the iconic scenes in "Saving Private Ryan" were also inspired by this set of photos. 🎞️ Another photo that I really liked shows a newly immigrated Chinese person eating instant noodles on a balcony. 🍜 🍃🌸 #ICPInternationalCenterOfPhotography 🌟 #InternationalCenterOfPhotography 🌟