career and i just want to put a little asterisk. do we have any photographers in here anyone who s good with cameras? okay, we got one so i m not good with cameras and if there are any technical questions about what kind of camera did he use and how wide what was the millimeter of the film? like, i don t know that kind of stuff i can get you answers, but i just want to be clear like i can talk about the man in a broad sense. i m not very very good on the technology if you will. so without further ado ralph morris. he was born october 23rd 1917 in new york city. he was born in manhattan. he ended up moving to the bronx as a one-year-old and if you think about 1917 what was going on during that time period we had the end of world war one. we also had the pandemic which actually took the life of his father. so he grew up very early on without his father around because he passed away during the fluent epidemic. he was kind of a small guy. he wasn t really tall wasn t really big w
an oral historian. i traveled to 41 states and did about 300 on camera interviews with world war two veterans, but also people you know who are involved in sort of the civilian effort probably the top interview that i did that i always remember and that i always talk about it, you know dinner parties or whatever is my interview with ralph morrison. so i m excited to share with you some information about him today. the man has an unbelievable career and i just want to put a little asterisk. do we have any photographers in here anyone who s good with cameras? okay, we got one so i m not good with cameras and if there are any technical questions about what kind of camera did he use and how wide what was the millimeter of the film? like, i don t know that kind of stuff i can get you answers, but i just want to be clear like i can talk about the man in a broad sense. i m not very very good on the technology if you will. so without further ado ralph morris. he was born october 23rd
an oral historian. i traveled to 41 states and did about 300 on camera interviews with world war two veterans, but also people you know who are involved in sort of the civilian effort probably the top interview that i did that i always remember and that i always talk about it, you know dinner parties or whatever is my interview with ralph morrison. so i m excited to share with you some information about him today. the man has an unbelievable career and i just want to put a little asterisk. do we have any photographers in here anyone who s good with cameras? okay, we got one so i m not good with cameras and if there are any technical questions about what kind of camera did he use and how wide what was the millimeter of the film? like, i don t know that kind of stuff i can get you answers, but i just want to be clear like i can talk about the man in a broad sense. i m not very very good on the technology if you will. so without further ado ralph morris. he was born october 23rd
some information about him today. the man has an unbelievable career and i just want to put a little asterisk. do we have any photographers in here anyone who s good with cameras? okay, we got one so i m not good with cameras and if there are any technical questions about what kind of camera did he use and how wide what was the millimeter of the film? like, i don t know that kind of stuff i can get you answers, but i just want to be clear like i can talk about the man in a broad sense. i m not very very good on the technology if you will. so without further ado ralph morris. he was born october 23rd 1917 in new york city. he was born in manhattan. he ended up moving to the bronx as a one-year-old and if you think about 1917 what was going on during that time period we had the end of world war one. we also had the pandemic which actually took the life of his father. so he grew up very early on without his father around because he passed away during the fluent epidemic. he was
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