外研版 (2019)选择性必修 第三册Unit 2 A life’s work课文内容课件ppt

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This rdinary-lking man was Bill Cunningham, ne f the mst imprtant American phtgraphers f the last fifty years.What made Cunninghams great? It certainly wasn't the use f expensive, technlgically-advanced equipment.Cunningham always used simple, relatively cheap cameras and tk all his pictures n the streets f New Yrk, nt in a studi. Nr was it a wide range f cntacts and cnnectins. Althugh he always knew where fashinable parties and events
were happening, Cunningham liked t phtgraph rdinary peple in the pr Brnx as much as VIPs in rich Manhattan. He fund inspiratin where thers culd nt, in simple, everyday scenes, such as a man buying ranges at the lcal grcery stre, r a wman riding hme n the graffiti-cvered subway. These things were real, and it was within their reality that Cunningham saw bth beauty and ptential. Thrugh his fascinatin with what peple were wearing, and nt
wh they were, he pened the drs f fashin t everyne – fashin as he saw it belnged t the peple, nt just t high sciety and big brands.Mrever, what made Cunningham great was his devtin t phtgraphy, and the hurs and hurs f sheer hardwrk he put int his wrk. Cunningham wuld g ut nt the streets f New Yrk each and every day, regardless f the weather. He wuld evenstay utside in a strm, nt cming back until he knew he had the right phts. He hardly
ever tk a day ff and nt nce stayed hme sick. This devtin and hard wrk is what we see reflected within his phts. This is what makes them s special.
Althugh he was a wrld-famus fashin phtgrapher, Cunningham's apprach t life wasuncmplicated. He lived in a
small apartment with a shared washrm. A simple restaurant was where he usually had the same meal f sausages, eggs and cffee.
Cunningham never accepted the benefits ffered t him fr being a fashin phtgrapher. He valued his integrity and wuld nt be bught by anyne, n matter hw many free clthes r flights t faraway destinatins he was ffered. And if he went t a celebrity party, he was there t wrk rather than have fun.“Mney's the cheapest thing,”he nce said, then added:“... freedm is the mst expensive.”This lack f self-interest and prmtin kept Cunningham fcused n his