Iconic images

• October 26, 2010

  William Eugene Smith – Iconic Photographer

  W. Eugene Smith led a troubled but eventful life and his groundbreaking photo essays have inspired generations of photojournalists, David Clark writes about W. Eugene Smith's life and work 1918-1978

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• September 14, 2010

  V-J Day in Times square – Alfred Eisenstaedt – Iconic Photograph

  Icons of Photography - Iconic Photograph - V-J Day in Times square - Alfred Eisenstaedt

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• August 16, 2010

  Iconic photographer Alfred Stieglitz – Icons of Photography

  Alfred Stieglitz was one of photography’s great pioneers and a tireless advocate of the medium as an art form. David Clark looks at Alfred Stieglitz's long and productive career

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  July 20, 2010

  Famine in Sudan by Tom Stoddart – Iconic Photograph

  Tom Stoddart’s powerful picture captured a real-life act of greed but its publication directly helped famine victims writes David Clark.

  by AP Staff

• July 20, 2010

  Elliott Erwitt: 1928 – present – Iconic photographer

  Icons of Photography - Iconic photographer Elliott Erwitt: 1928 - present - Elliott Erwitt’s observant, insightful and often humorous images make him a unique figure in world photography, David Clark looks at some of his…

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• June 22, 2010

  Muhammad Ali vs Sonny Liston by Neil Leifer – Iconic Photograph

  ICONS OF PHOTOGRAPHY -ICONIC photograph Muhammad Ali vs Sonny Liston : Neil Leifer’s iconic picture captures one of the 20th century’s greatest sportsmen at his peak. David Clark looks at the story behind the image

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• April 27, 2010

  Three Boys at Lake Tanganyika by Martin Munkácsi – Iconic photograph

  Martin Munkácsi’s dynamic 1930s photograph inspired Henri Cartier-Bresson, who in turn influenced generations of photojournalists. David Clark finds out what makes the image so special

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• March 22, 2010

  Roger Fenton – Iconic Photographer

  Roger Fenton was a pioneer of photography, who produced some of the best photographs of his era and was the first official war photographer. David Clark looks at his life and work

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• March 9, 2010

  Steve McCurry – Iconic Photographer

  Magnum and National Geographic photographer Steve McCurry is arguably one of the top photojournalists working today. David Clark looks at his busy and productive career

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• March 1, 2010

  Bob Carlos Clarke – Iconic Photographer [NSFW]

  David Clark on the life of Bob Carlos Clarke, the creative yet tragic photographer whose provocative work and outspoken opinions concealed a dark side to his personality, we find out why his images are seen…

  by David Clark

• February 19, 2010

  Casualties of War – David Turnley – Icons of Photography

  Despite strict reporting restrictions imposed by the US Government, David Turnley’s Photograph became the iconic image from the 1991 Gulf War. David Clark tells its story

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