Photo Nomad

David Douglas Duncan's photography captures the spectrum of human experience, highlighting both serene moments and the chaos of war. Starting in the 1930s, he documented World War II as a Marine, creating powerful images that resonate with emotion. His work with Life magazine showcased significant historical events, including the end of British rule in India and various global conflicts. Duncan's return to war during the Vietnam War resulted in two iconic books that reflect the American soldiers' experience with profound clarity and empathy.