What important themes are in Margaret Bourke-Whites photography?

Answer 1

Margaret Bourke-Whites was one of the first women to make photographies of industrial themes as fabric design, workers jobs, steel, machines and the modern technology of her time - total industrial plants caught by a view from high positions and many details of production inside a factory. She was able to show the beauty of powerful intelligent planning plus strength of the work to realize those ideas. People admired this as a keen job for a person, especially astonishing this done by a lady.

In later years she became severely ill by Parkinson's disease, to be trembling and stiff in all movement. She met good doctors an fought her own fight against this illness - with remarcable energy and effect she won back her own use of limbs. In this time she used to sleep outdoors of her house in her garden.

Later she wrote a book on her own illness and life.

I read it but I don't have it, so I cannot tell the title of her biography.

mfG :)