what do you think henri cartier—bresson taught you?something ofa man he loved your work, he was something of a man told to you. absolutely. what was it you think that he thought he knew? i couldn't tell you. i really don't know what was going on in his mind. i only know that he never talked directly in the sense that when i was shown him a photograph, he would 5ay, was shown him a photograph, he would say, now, this is what you have to do, and all that sort of thing. in ever behave like that. he would make gentle suggestions, if you framed it this way, it would have that kind of a sense coming out, but leaving it this way, it doesn't bring out that feeling. and one of the things i learned from him was if you are going out in the street, especially, the unobtrusive. and this lasted for the unobtrusive. and this lasted for the whole of my life. and you, it seems, really like being outside, and in particular, in 5pontaneou5 moments with ordinary people, i think you made a conscious decision to avoid studio work as much as possible. ye5, m

what do you think cartier—bresson taught you? was something of a mentor to you. absolutely. what was it do you think that he saw in you? i couldn't tell you. i really don't know what was going on in his mind. i only know that he never taught directly, in the sense that when i would show him a photograph he would say, ‘now this is what you have to do,‘ and all that sort of thing. he never behaved like that. he would make gentle suggestions. ‘if you framed it this way, it would have that kind ‘of a sense coming out, but leaving it this way it doesn't ‘bring out that feeling'. and one of the things i learned from him was — if you're going out in the street, especially, be unobtrusive. and this lasted for the whole of my life. and you, it seems really liked being outside. in particular in spontaneous moments for ordinary people, i think you made a conscious decision to avoid studio work is much as possible. yes. i think you could say that, from one point of view that was because of the technology and i am not a technical person. and

over these things well by and large i mean we do not really have a breast of and i mean a mother in bresson for a cardinal to be stripped are the from you know we have to make sure that people understand that he actually sort of went left he supposed us a cardinal in july of last year and so technically speaking he was the frog once he had already become essentially a former cardinal i mean nonetheless this is an extremely significant step by the by the congregation of the office of the doctrine of the faith which is not the pope himself but the pope had to actually give the go ahead so to say precisely because it's such a high standing figure somebody that within the catholic church of the u.s. was really the very very pious right and of the very highest friend so right before you know we're about to have this summit on sexual abuse or summit on the protection of children is what the vatican is calling it which will start on thursday and will come to an end next sunday the seems this seems to be a very very strong opening shot warning shot perhaps talking about things to calm and bolasie t

on the president to step down but there has been no reaction from washington unlike with similar bresson as well just across the caribbean sea. syria demands action from the u.n. security council after accusing the u.s. led coalition of killing civilians in the bombing attack on the border with iraq. and the u.s. ambassador and birdman says germany should be used as leverage to keep the kremlin and line that says a new poll finds most germans are skeptical about relations with washington the world has become more tense due to traumas policies it's the politics of provocation we've lost some of the respect of us due to its forms. coming to you live from the russian capital this is our to international welcome to the program. major protests are underway across even as well after the opposition called the supporters to the streets probably worse of president nicolas maduro are also rallying in a show support correctors base your analyst now resort reports from the capital. where from caracas from check out specifically one of the most of the magic points of concentration for the opposition

well six weeks ago before bresson exits the european union campaign is on both sides of the debate are exploring new ways of getting their messages across social media as one big platform but a group of activists that wants the the u.k. to remain in the e.u. is using more traditional techniques to gain online attention it has. some political activism begins before dawn billboards have been springing up across the country giant tweaks highlighting some of the predictions contradictions and hypocrisy is of britain's leaders it started as an idea amongst friends it's now an anonymous guerrilla ad campaign under the house led by donkeys before we knew it would put all kids the bad and going out well most every night putting up the posters and now here we are one month later we've got ninety thousand pounds in the bank from the crowd and we're going up around the country because of the nature of digital news where we forget so quickly what was said there's a real appetite for something in the real world the breaks a referendum rewrote the rules of political campaigning for the first time an