There is more to photojournalism than just taking pictures. Photographer David Hume Kennerly has been passionate about taking photographs for more than fifty years, documenting wars, politics and everyday life. Kennerly won the Pulitzer Prize in 1972 for his work, which included photos of the Vietnam, Cambodia, the India-Pakistan Wars and the Ali-Frazier fight. As a child, Kennerly traveled with his father, who worked as a salesman, and developed a desire to know what goes on in the world.
