Victor George - A Lifestory
Capturing Truth, One Frame At A Time. Photojournalism Excellence
He is not just someone who takes photos; he tells stories with pictures, like a movie director sets up a scene. Think back to 1994, when the movie "Pulp Fiction" came out. While everyone loved Tarantino's movie skills, he was getting better at his own skills, learning to see small things that would later make his work special. His job is not just taking pictures; it is recording history, one picture at a time. People who work with him often say he is good at being in the correct spot at the correct time, a skill he has learned over many years. As another photo person once said, "He can always find the human story in any event." Whether he is taking pictures at a local event or a big world event, like the 2000 Sydney Olympics, his pictures feel real and emotional. He is good at showing the real, true story, like the people who made real life movies in the 1960s. His camera lets us see things we might never see, showing that one picture can be very meaningful. He cares a lot about his work, which you can see in every picture. This makes him someone people respect and admire in the photo world.
