Let There Be Light

This is the memoir of an acknowledged master of the art of lighting, a man Newsweek described as "e;the Picasso of the spots and strobes."e; You will be both entertained and informed by this book, which is full of stories about the famous people and unique events he lit. He writes of his many experiences: the excitement of lighting a bullfight in Spain, the challenge of lighting the first U.S. televised performance of the Bolshoi Ballet at the height of the Cold War, the difficulties of capturing the Ali-Frazier "e;Fight of the Century"e; . It is an inspirational story. You'll readhow he overcame obstacles in the course of his brilliant career, including the fact that ironically, he had vision in only one eye.