Charles Moore

I first met Charles in 1976, when I had just been hired as an art director for a small agency in Palo Alto, California. We worked together on a corporate brochure for a semiconductor company in the Valley; I remember Charlie's passion for the project and his insistence on using his Leicas to shoot the job. We stayed in touch and worked together for several years. His intense interest and keen eye were an inspiration to me. As a photographer, I owe much to Charlie for helping me be more...

When I rode with Dad on his Cushman scooter to Dexter Ave. church, I was maybe 7-8 years old. Excited (because he was taking me along) and a little overwhelmed meeting this huge man (Dr.King)who bent down and shook my hand.
Mostly I just enjoyed the days and late nights in the home lab (developing and printing proof sheets from tons of TRI-X)and remember how he reacted when I bought my first SLR, a Minolta (instead of a Nikon F body Lol!). There was a US propaganda magazine (during the...

Thanks for capturing the hidden stories that would have otherwise been untold. Cheryl (Dorchester)

I love you uncle Charles...

THANK YOU FOR THE MEMORIES. GOD BLESS~

He lived a good live and good will follow him always.It's said do unto others and it will be returned to you .Family you can rest asure he made it in. with deepest condolences. Vera

My deepest condolences are with you at this time of need. Know that god
feels your pain as well. Go to him in prayer and he will comfort you very
much.