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著名美国战地摄影记者罗伯特·卡帕有句名言:“如果你的照片拍得不好,那是因为你离炮火不够近。”这句话被很多摄影记者当作座右铭。他的这句名言忠告摄影记者要离火药味近些,离新闻现场近点。然而,对我们来说,战争不是天天都有,重大的突发性新闻不是随处可遇。如何离“炮火”更近些,拍到“够味”的好照片呢?这是很多摄影记者感到棘手的问题。我根据自己的采访实践认为,必须在日常生活中做到身进、心入。
Well-known U.S. war photographer Robert Capa famously said: “If you did not take a good picture, it is because you are not close enough to the artillery.” The motto is taken by many photojournalists. His famous quote advises photojournalists from the smell of gunpowder, near the news site. However, for us, the war does not happen every day, and the major breaking news is not everywhere. How to get closer to “artillery fire” and get good photos of “enough flavor”? This is a problem that many photojournalists find troublesome. According to my own interview practice, I think I must be able to get in and out of my daily life.