Magnum Photosのインスタグラム(magnumphotos) - 12月16日 05時18分

Earlier this year, Magnum photographer René Burri passed away. He'll be remembered for his incredible visual talents, as well as the unique energy he brought to every room he walked into. So, it seems appropriate to present one of Burri's masterful photographs, like this one taken in 1960, Sao Paulo, Brazil, along with one of his masterful anecdotes... “Did I know those men were there when I took that photograph? No. I went up there out of curiosity. I remember taking the elevator to the roof. Buildings weren’t guarded in those days; they didn’t have guardians as they have now. It was a question of getting to the top and knocking on the door. And then saying 'Excuse me. Excusez-moi, ce que je peux faire une photo? Desculpe-me, posso tirar uma foto?'...I walked out onto the terrace and at that moment those guys came from nowhere and I shot five images. In those days Henri Cartier-Bresson limited us to lenses from 35mm to 90mm. When I showed him the photos he said, ‘Brilliant René!’ I went outside and shouted ‘Hah!’ He heard me and said ‘What was that?’ I said, ‘Nothing, never mind.' The lens I used was 180mm – I never told him!" -René Burri/Magnum Photos

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