FAQ About Henri Cartier-Bresson

Henri Cartier-Bresson approached portrait photography with the same philosophy as his street photography, seeking to capture authentic moments that reveal the essence of his subjects. He often worked with natural light and preferred not to stage his portraits. This approach allowed him to produce candid, honest depictions of diverse individuals, from everyday people to notable figures such as Albert Camus and Marilyn Monroe, thereby capturing the spirit and character of his subjects.