Monthly Archives: May 2017

After reading the analysis by Richard Whelan on Robert cape, it does convinced me a little and makes me question the truth behind the photo, so I do believed that this photograph is staged mainly because Whelan had capture some details normal people … Continue reading →

Robert Capa Death of a Loyalist Soldier , drew a lot of speculations.  Even though this was one of the greatest war photo of all times, many people couldn’t believe such greatness was not be manipulated. It’s hard to believe … Continue reading →

We can all see that Robert Capa’s, “Death Of a Loyalist Soldier”, a very controversial and popular image. When I first took a glance of the picture, I thought there was something iffy about it. The way how the solider was … Continue reading →

When reading the article “Proving that Robert Capas “Falling Soldier” is Genuine: A Detective Story” by Richard Whelan I noticed several important arguments made. Throughout the article, I also became skeptical on whether or not Robert Capas photo is staged … Continue reading →

Robert Capa’s Death of  a Loyalist Soldier is the greatest war photograph of all time. After reading the article, I feel it is convincing by comparing to another controversial photograph, which is a soldier holding his gun as tightly as he … Continue reading →

Robert Capa’s image “Death of a Loyalist Soldier” is a controversial photograph because it seems to have been staged. According to Richard Whelan’s article about Capa’s photograph, there are many factors that support the idea that the photograph may have … Continue reading →

Robert Whelan’s arguments regarding Robert Capa’s photograph “Death of a Loyalist Soldier” are very convincing because he builds his argument by refuting other arguments, which removes the reader’s doubt that Whelan is speaking accurately. Whelan also used irrefutable scientific evidence … Continue reading →

 As we already know, Robert Capa, “Death of a Loyalist Soldier” is consider the greastest war photograph of all time. A photograph that was taking during the Spanish Civil War and is also considered one of the most famous photographs. … Continue reading →

Robert Capa photograph “Falling Soldier or Death of a Loyalist Soldier” shows how photography can have many different views. According to Life Magazine, “Robert Capa’s camera catches a Spanish soldier the instant he is dropped by a bullet through the … Continue reading →

After I read Richard Whelan’s article, the photography “Death of a loyalist solider” by Rober Capa in 1936 that comes up a lot of controversy. The image is surrounding of the sense that it is being staged.  When I first … Continue reading →