In 1969 hebecamethefirstblackdirectorof a majorHollywoodmoviecalledTheLearningTree, whichwasbasedon a semiautobiographicalbookthathewroteandforwhichheadaptedthescreenplayandcomposedthescore.
Allthatattentionlandedhim a jobattheFarmSecurityAdministration, a Newdealgovernmentprojectthatinvolveddocumentingpoorruralworkerstogeneratepoliticalsupportforgovernmentaid.
ThebluntnessofamericanGothicisthereasonforitspower, butinhisautobiographyParkscalledthephotoUnsubtleashebecame a moreexperiencedphotographer, helearnedhowtocapture a morenuancedvisionoftheAmericahesawwithoutlosinganyofamericanGothicsixmoralforce.
A fewphotosLater, welearnedthatredwascomingfromthefuneralof a buddy, a 15 yearoldnamedMauricewhothepolicefoundon a HarlemsidewalkanddecidedHaddiedaccidentally.
I pointedmycamerapeoplemostlywhoneededsomeonetosaysomethingforthemwhocouldn't speakforthemselves.
私は、自分の意見を言えないでいる人たちを中心にカメラを向けていました。
In 1956, parkswenttoAlabamatodocumentsegregationinthesouth.
1956年、パークスは南部の人種隔離を記録するためにアラバマに赴いた。
ThepictureshecapturedtherearesomeofhismosticonicandmostmovinglovecraftcountryonHBOpaidhomageto a fewinitsseasonpremiereandthatspeakstotheirenduringpower.
A morematurephotographeratthispoint, Parksisabletorecordthemonstrousnessofracisminquotidianrealityinmomentsofquietdignitybypeoplewhorefusetobedehumanizedevenasforcesthatdenytheirdignityandtheirhumanityliterallyhangingovertheirheads.
Insomanyofparks's photographs, hislenshas a profoundempathy, a friendlinessyoucan't helpbuttoidentifywithhissubjectsandonceyoudothat, you'reimplicated.
Youcanintegrateyourownphotosandvideoswithjust a fewclicksandyoucanevenlinkyoursocialaccountssothatyoucanautoposttotwitterandfacebookallfromwithinsquarespace.