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Margaret Bourke-White took her camera everywhere, her stories were worth telling photographically. When she first started taking pictures she had a $20.00 camera with a cracked lens and took a one week photography class in Columbia University. She started as an industrial photographer and had other jobs after that but she is most remembered for her work in "Life" magazine.
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She was the first woman to be allowed to work in the combat zone during World War II.
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