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Gilbert H. Grosvenor became editor-in-chief for the publication.

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Grosvenor was an editor in a scientific journal called National Geographic.

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The magazine was losing money so he came up with the idea of publishing pictures

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Grosvenor took on a second role as president of the National Geographic Society.

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Photographs of Pearl Harbor were published and showed that war was not a glorious thing. It proved the true horror that happened at war.

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In 1976, James Nachtwey started work as a newspaper photographer in New Mexico.

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In 1980, Nachtwey moved to New York to begin a career as a freelance magazine photographer.

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James Nachtwey was a photographer on contract for the Time magazine. In 1976 Nachtwey started work as a newspaper photographer in New Mexico. In 1980 he moved to New York to begin a career as a freelance magazine photographer..

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June 27, Two magazines, Newsweek and Time magazine both appeared on the newsstands with exactly the same photograph on their covers a mug shot of OJ Simpson taken by the Los Angeles Police Department. However, Newsweek printed the photo exactly how they received it, but Time Magazine altered the photo, giving him an unshaven look and making his skin tones
darker. This caused controversy.