Wow. Amazing photo, amazing article.
I'd never heard of her. I'd followed the work of several photographers in the 70s and 80s, but kind of lost my wonderment when the 'critical moment' got so expanded by manipulation in the digital age.
I haven't seen them. My buddy Roger's BIL has a leather case with over 50 glass photos from the San Francisco earthquake of 1906. So far as he knows they've never been seen by the public. A portrait photographer that felt guilty about profiting over the quake so never showed or sold them.
I'm really looking forward to your series.
Oh - those earthquake pictures sound like a goldmine, a real treasure. But I can understand the guilt, but there's for a lot of people some sort of comfort on seeing those pictures as well.
Thanks Tom, looking forward to sharing pictures in these series myself for sure :-)