Life through a lens reflection: The time I spent watching this documenting on Annie Leibovitz's life and career was very interesting and made me realize how much work she's done when it comes to photography. I didn't expect to recognize some of the works which appeared in the documentary, such as the pictures with John Lennon and Yoko Ono. The various pictures taken during the 60's and 70's were incredibly interesting and fun to look at, personally because I find that era of history to be interesting. her photographs really managed to capture so many aspects of human life, and didn't just stick to one single topic, which I find really amazing. Part of what made me so interested in this documentary was her involvement with the music industry and world, since she'd take pictures for the Rolling Stone magazine, which was something I didn't know until I had watched this documentary. I didn't even expect for John Lennon and Yoko Ono to be as important to Annie's career as I thought, but it was really fun to see. Though the pictures of Bill Clinton and Jamie fox were fun to see, I preferred the older images, but it's more so a matter of opinion. Overall, her work seems to have a larger impact with the world more than I expected.