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SomeBeans rated 14 months ago- Photos that changed the world: "It took six hours, 28 jumps, and a roomful of assistants throwing angry cats and buckets of water into the air to get the perfect exposure."
- tafster rated 15 months ago
- Follow the link for the stories behind the images 1. The Photograph That Raised the Photojournalistic Stakes: "Omaha Beach, Normandy, France" Robert Capa, 1944
2. The Photograph That Gave a Face to the Great Depression: "Migrant Mother" Dorothea Lange, 1936
3. The Photograph That Brought the Battlefield Home: "Federal Dead on the Field of Battle of First Day, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania" Mathew Brady, 1863
4. The Photograph That Ended a War But Ruined a Life: "Murder of a Vietcong by Saigon Police Chief" Eddie Adams, 1968
5. The Photograph That Isn't as Romantic as You Might Think: "V-J Day, Times Square, 1945", a.k.a. "The Kiss" Alfred Eisenstaedt, 1945
6. The Photograph That Destroyed an Industry: "Hindenburg" Murray Becker, 1937
7. The Photograph That Saved the Planet: "The Tetons - Snake River" Ansel Adams, 1942
8. The Photograph That Kept Che Alive: "The Corpse of Che Guevara" Freddy Alborta, 1967
9. The Photograph that Allowed Geniuses to Have a Sense of Humor: "Einstein with his Tongue Out" Arthur Sasse, 1951
10. The Photograph That Made the Surreal Real: "Dalí Atomicus" Philippe Halsman, 1948
11. The Photograph That Lied: "Loch Ness Monster" a.k.a. "The Surgeon's Photo" Ian Wetherell, 1934
12. The Photograph That Almost Wasn't: "Gandhi at his Spinning Wheel" Margaret Bourke-White, 1946 - Follow the link for the stories behind the images 1. The Photograph That Raised the Photojournalistic Stakes: "Omaha Beach, Normandy, France" Robert Capa, 1944
- jivedude21 rated 15 months ago
- Omaha Beach, Normandy, France
- baggen rated 15 months ago
- Classic pictures, and no photoshopping, and it did change the world...
- halley-2371 rated 16 months ago
- just one word Amazing
- kaiserfam rated 17 months ago
- Classic!
- jyangcs rated 17 months ago
- I remember growing up with the picture of "The immigrant woman". The first time i opened my Cejep Arts textbook, i saw the grief, the despair, and the anxiety of a woman disappointed in her life. It was so powerful because it revealed something about the human aspect, something that everyone goes through. This will be a picture that remains engraved in my mind. I guess Life is like a tide, where you are constantly longing for serenity...
- InTexas rated 17 months ago
- Very interesting. That's the first time I have ever seen the one of Einstein. I love it!
- chagalla rated 17 months ago
- "When you sit with a nice girl for two hours, it seems like two minutes. When you sit on a hot stove for two minutes, it seems like two hours that's relativity." -- Albert Einstein
- apochromatic rated 17 months ago
- The Dali shot is fun but the explanation is funnier. Those were the days -not an Apple Mac in sight and all done for real!
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