What Does Robert Capa’s Close Enough Rule Mean Today?

In honor of Robert Capa's 100th birthday, the ICP and Magnum Photos has launched an online project called "Get Closer 100." In this PDN article, Ed Kashi comments on Capa's imagery. “Conflict photographers of today are obsessed with only the agony, graphic violence and misery. Capa recorded those qualities with a quiet dignity, but he was also able to capture happiness. He was capable of portraying life in it’s full range of emotions, not just misery and death.”

What Does Robert Capa’s “Close Enough” Rule Mean Today?

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