

TCF Ep. 578 - David Hume Kennerly
Feb 1, 2022
David Hume Kennerly, a Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer, discusses his remarkable journey capturing pivotal moments in history. He shares harrowing accounts from the Vietnam War, reflecting on the emotional toll of his experiences and the psychological impacts of conflict. Kennerly emphasizes the power of presidential photography in shaping political narratives and shares personal anecdotes from his time as Gerald Ford’s White House photographer. He also explores the evolution of photography amidst changing technology, highlighting the importance of storytelling and preserving archives.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Reflections on Survival and Trauma in War
03:28 • 2min
The Photographic Journey: Challenges and Triumphs
05:04 • 27min
War Stories: The Journalist's Dilemma
31:49 • 6min
Framing History: The Power of Presidential Photography
38:02 • 16min
Reflections on a Photographic Journey
53:47 • 10min
Celebrating Photography and Community Support
01:03:18 • 3min