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Trial By FIRE

de Robert H Miller

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Nearly fifty years have passed since the award-winning photojournalist and National Geographic book author Robert H. Miller did his first college photojournalism assignment, placed his camera to his eye, and photographed the Quincy Massachusetts Fire Department. Miller spent time with the Quincy Fire Department during the summers of 1975 and 1976, creating the photo series "Trial by Fire," which showcased Quincy's firefighters' dedication, bravery, and activities in action to document their esteemed institution. Trial by Fire is a collection of photographs with the author's comments about his time there.
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https://www.roberthmiller.com/
Caractéristiques et détails
  • Catégorie principale: Livres d'art et de photographie
  • Catégories supplémentaires Histoire, Action/Aventure
  • Format choisi: Lettre US, 22×28 cm
    # de pages: 72
  • Date de publication: févr 16, 2024
  • Langue English
  • Mots-clés fire, photojournalism, Quincy fire department
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À propos du créateur
roberthmille
Robert Miller
Canton, MI

Robert H. Miller is a recognized international automotive lighting design expert and a successful author and photojournalist. He has two award-winning books published: Hidden Hell: Discovering My Father's POW Diary and Portraits of Service: Looking into the Faces of Veterans (co-authored with Andrew Wakeford). Miller and Wakeford also collaborated on his most recent book with National Geographic: Veterans Voices: Remarkable Stories of Heroism, Sacrifice, and Honor. In addition, the charity Fighting AIDS with Nutrition (FAWN) sent Miller/Wakeford to South Africa and Botswana to document and collect family stories using life-saving liquid nutrition for HIV and AIDS patients. Miller continues working on special photo assignments worldwide and has written and published numerous short stories about his experiences. He and his wife, Colleen, live in Canton, Michigan, and have five children and seven grandchildren.

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