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Jimmy Hare
James H. "Jimmy" Hare (3 October 1856 - 24 June 1946) was an English photojournalist active between 1898-1931. He was the leading photographer during five major wars, and was the driving force behind ''Colliers'' becoming a large circulation paper.
== Early life ==
Hare was born in London to George Hare, who, after a successful cabinet making business, becomes a successful camera manufacturer. Hare attended St. John's College in London. He voluntarily left after one year and became an apprentice in his fathers camera shop.
In 1879, Hare and his father have a disagreement when he told his father that they should begin making smaller hand-held cameras, which were just becoming technologically feasible. Hare left his father's business to work for another London firm. On 2 August that year Hare married Ellen Crapper with whom he had five children.
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