From his humble beginnings in London's East End, Ted Blackbrow went
on to become one of the UK's greatest press photographers. Thrown
out of a good grammar school at 15, Ted embarked on a career that
would see him photograph members of the Royal Family, Enoch Powell,
The Beatles, Sean Connery, Elton John and Mick Jagger, to name just
a few! Long before social media, his images were being shared all
over the globe. His pictures of the Vietnamese refugees on the
Sibonga were a widely-syndicated world exclusive, and what started
as an ordinary day at Newmarket Racecourse resulted in an
award-winning photograph that was syndicated across the world. A
believer in the idea that no matter how good your equipment, you
have to be in the right place at the right time to get the picture
(or, as was often the case, the wrong place at the right time!),
the author reveals how a mixture of cheek, boldness, and a large
slice of luck enabled him to get some incredible images. What a
Life! features some of the best of Ted's photos, along with the
entertaining, engaging and enlightening stories behind them.
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