The well-known and respected photo-journalist James Nachtwey, known in particular for his work in war zones and disaster areas, was interviewed by Anderson Cooper on last evening's "CBS 60 Minutes" broadcast here in the U.S. I'm a great admirer of his work and approach to his craft, so found it very interesting. The interview is available on the CBS 60 minutes website at https://www.cbs.com/shows/60_minutes/ and on the same page there is a second non-broadcast interview that takes up aspects of his work not seen in the broadcast segment. Well worth a look, IMHO. I can also recommend his early-2000's DVD "War Photographer" -- I seem Amazon has new copies for sale, or you can watch it (and lots of other very good movies etc, including Criterion Collection and foreign movies) for free on the Kanopy streaming channel (U.S. only, AFAIK), which most people access by using their library account number, so your local library has to be a participating library. So even if Nachtwey isn't your cup of tea, do check out Kanopy for interesting free movies.
