Critically acclaimed by sources ranging from around the world, Lynsey Addario’s book, It’s What I Do, portrays and coincides the aspects of love and war in an intimate light. Through a four part account, Addario delves deep into her life and exposes the characteristics of herself and her job. Because of her experience as a “rotational” photographer between well known magazines and newspapers, Addario was able to gander reviews from the world’s top critics; one of which was Scott Anderson from New York Times. While he mainly summarizes the piece, Anderson does imply he wishes Addario would have “linger[ed] long enough” and expounded upon the subjects of her photographs, and craves “more self-reflection” of her situations and circumstances.
