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Your favorite "famous" or not so famous photos

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Came across this old thread by chance...there are TONS of photos I could put on here. Here's one of my absolute favorites.

 

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I immdediately thought of this one once I saw the title of the thread.

This isn't famous worldwide but some on here might recognize it. I just received this print as a gift in December.

 

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Came across this old thread by chance...there are TONS of photos I could put on here. Here's one of my absolute favorites.

 

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That blank post of mine up there used to have this very same picture (the picture at the link was removed). One of my faves too.

That blank post of mine up there used to have this very same picture (the picture at the link was removed). One of my faves too.

 

Ahh...I was curious.

Theodore Roosevelt and John Muir at Yosemite in 1903. I have a print of this hanging near my desk.

 

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This one was always real powerful to me.....

 

Story behind it of course was the Vietnam war. Vietcong rebels ran through the streets of Saigon killing civilians and Saigon's police chief lost his entire family to the slaughter. This epic picture shows the cheif after a VC rebel was captured, the same morning his family was killed. POWERFUL STUFF! and horrendous reminder of the consequences of war.

 

 

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^ This shot also won the Pullitzer for Photography that year, either 67' or 69' one I cannot remember.

Theodore Roosevelt and John Muir at Yosemite in 1903. I have a print of this hanging near my desk.

 

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That's pretty awesome.

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