Iconic images

• 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

  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…

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• 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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• February 15, 2010

  James Dean Time Square – Dennis Stock – Icons of Photography

  Dennis Stock’s atmospheric photograph of Hollywood actor James Dean is one of the great movie-star portraits. We look at why this image is seen as an Icon of Photography.

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  June 7, 2007

  David Cairns – Under fire

  After 20 years with the Daily Express, David Cairns joined Today, Britain’s first national colour newspaper, in 1986 until it closed in 1996. He talks to Bob Aylott about four horrific days in Belfast and…

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