Clyde hare has been photographing Pittsburgh since 1950. In a film by Kenneth Love, Hare reflects on his philosophy and photographs and explains why he has been attracted to Pittsburgh for so long. This documentary highlights the accomplishments of Clyde hare and shows the city of Pittsburgh through his lens.
“The next generation probably won’t know very much about steel making because making has become very unimportant on our national scale now.”
“Clyde Hare’s photography is the fruit of a love affair that blends light, a dynamic city, and a spirit of intellectual growth, in a man whose eyes and mind have become the windows through which we see Pittsburgh.” — Jacob B. C. White
Movie - 26 minutes
Extra features – 34 minutes