What famous photograph impacted you the most? Please attach photo if you can.
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This one is more recent, but lately, it's been...
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Lest we forget forget why we should honor our vetrans:
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I can't attach the photo, but if was put out by the Childrens Defense Fund and a little boy about 3 who looked like he could have been one of my own kids was wailing in the back seat of a squad car out of fear because his mom, a junkie, had just been arrested and he was being taken to probably a foster home. I just wanted to reach in and put my arms around him. I ended up doing a small fundraiser at my home and sent the proceeds to Children's Defense Fund. Obviously, it touched me so much.
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Probably this one...
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Mine is the Afghan refugee girl. I am roughly the same age as her and those eyes were haunting then and are still. I love photography to this day because of it. I know her story but, with pictures this powerful I didn't need to.
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I remember when I first saw this picture by Sebastião Salgado in the Gallery of Modern Art in Glasgow. I loved the busyness of the scene and the simplicity of the composition. I was in awe of it really. And from then I knew I wanted to learn to take photographs as well as I could. I'm still trying. (This copy isn't very sharp and it's small... so it won't have the same impact.)
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This one. Just shows the beautiful landscape of spyscrapers in manhattan, with the towerd in flames.
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Probably both of these as they both speak volumes, though i dont know the full story of the picture with the hands, i can no longer find the story
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It is a Pulitzer Prize winner of a small child crawling to get food and a vulture is standing by waiting for him to die. The photographer left the child and later committed suicide.
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che guevara photo. You know what it looks like.
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Ansel Adams. All links open in new things you can close to return here. His: Rose on Driftwood http://www.anseladams.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=262 Mine: Rose on Rustic Barn Wood http://fineartamerica.com/showframe.php?id=135095 I couldn't attach the photo. Visit both links and see the similar photos. My rose-wood photo is slightly better in my opinion. His was a store-bought rose on old natural wood. Mine was a wild yellow rose on old barn wood. I have stood on the shoulders of giants. 1. http://www.curtisneeley.com/BWFineArt/Deterioration/Deteriorations.html 2. http://www.curtisneeley.com/BWFineArt/Fences/Fences.html 3. http://www.curtisneeley.com/BWFineArt/Outhouses/Outhouse.html http://www.curtisneeley.com
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Eugene Smith, Walk to Paradise Garden. His first photo after he got home from war. http://www.art.com/products/p10287242-sa-i799034/w-eugene-smith-walk-to-paradise-garden.htm
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Tiananmen Square, the lone protester infront of the tank... Oppression, we are all under the influence.
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It was an x-ray of my impacted tooth.
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