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This picture titled: “Shellshocked US Marine, Hue, Vietnam” might be one of the most iconic war photographs of Do McCullin taken during the Vietnam war in 1968 in Hue. The picture form McCullin of the Shellshocked American soldier quickly became one of the most famous war photographs.
When asked about how he felt that his picture became so well known his answer was: "It kind of gets on my nerves now,“ he said , "because it has appeared everywhere.”
For me this picture is very inspiring because he is able to capture so much emotions in to one picture. But also due to the picture taking of in popularity and becoming a picture that almost everybody recognises it keeps people remembering what happend then. It keeps people reminding of the effect that war has on human lives. It is a great example of photography as a medium to bring attention to certain topics.
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