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War Through the Lens of American Combat Photographers

LA Times - For a long time, the memorable photograph of the exhausted face of “Marlboro Marine,” Lance Cpl. James Blake Miller, seemed to sum up the existence of U.S. troops in Iraq. Now, a new corps of U.S. military combat photographers are revealing the war from the point of view of the military fighting it, in an exhibit at the Reform Gallery at West Hollywood, titled “Eye of the Storm: War Through the Lens of American Combat Photographers.”

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