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乔治·罗杰(1908～1995)出生于英国的一个中产阶级家庭,在参加商船队的时候他开始接触到照相机并为自己的航海日志配图。归国后他被《Listener》杂志录用为摄影记者。此后他又先后在《BlackStar》摄影社以及《生活》杂志和《PicturePost》杂志担任类似职务。他还曾亲历伦敦空战和盟军在意大利、北非及法国等地的战争,用相机记录下解放贝尔根-贝尔森纳粹集中营和德国投降的历史时刻。战后,罗杰(与罗伯特·卡帕,亨利·卡蒂埃-布列松和大卫·西摩等人一道)成为马格南图片社的创始人之一,继续拍摄了大量与非洲努巴人部落有关的著名照片。
George Roger (1908-1955) was born in a middle-class British family and joined the merchant fleet when he came into contact with the camera and charted his own log book. After returning home he was hired by “Listener” magazine as a photojournalist. Since then he has held similar positions at the “BlackStar” photography agency, Life magazine and PicturePost magazine. He also witnessed the air war in London and the coalition’s wars in Italy, North Africa and France, recording the historic moment of the liberation of Bergen-Berssen Nazi concentration camps and Germany’s surrender with cameras. After the war, Roger (together with Robert Capa, Henri Cartier-Bresson and David Seymour) became one of the founders of Magnum Photos and continued to photograph a large number of people Palestinian tribal-related well-known photos.