On July 17, 1967, a Florida photographer named Rocco Morabito captured one electrical lineman saving the life of another in an image that would go down in history.
The Kiss Of Life by Rocco Morabito – 1968 Pulitzer Prize.
The Elephant Rock is a natural rock formation located on the island of Heimaey in the Westman Islands archipelago, off the south coast of Iceland.
Abraham Lincoln was a little-known one-term Illinois Congressman with national aspirations when he arrived in New York City in February 1860 to speak at the Cooper Union.
The speech had to be perfect, but Lincoln also knew the importance of image. Before taking to the podium, he stopped at the Broadway photography studio of Mathew B. Brady.
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Moments before American photojournalist Chris Hondros took this picture of Samar Hassan, the little girl was in the backseat of her family’s car. They were driving home from the Iraqi city of Tall ‘Afar.
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