amospoe: Elizabeth “Lee” Miller is often called a photographer, but in reality she was s
amospoe: Elizabeth “Lee” Miller is often called a photographer, but in reality she was so much more. Not only was she a famed war correspondant for Condé Nast’s American Vogue during a time when women went to war as nurses, but she was also a Muse, innovator, and visionary. “I keep saying to everyone, "I didn’t waste a minute, all my life - I had a wonderful time,” but I know, myself, now that if I had it over again I’d be even more free with my ideas, with my body, and my affections". Lee Miller to Roland Penrose, September 9, 1947 -- source link