Ernest Hemingway, 1952    RealAudio: Eisie talks about his most difficult assignment.   "My most difficult subject was Ernest Hemingway. He was very excitable, but in the end we got on fine. It all started when I took some pictures of him in the harbor of Cojima near his home in Cuba. He went almost berzerk because, while I was photographing, he overheard a little boy ask his father, 'Who is that actor?'"    - Alfred Eisenstaedt   Back Next

 

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