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December 14, 1942 Life Magazine cover.
A year after the US entered WW II, the US Coast Guard makes the front cover as they stand guard. While this picture was taken, German U-boats were operating within sight of this very island. At night burning tankers could be seen offshore, and by morning oil slicks would cover the sand.
A technician inside a darken shrouded tent, prepares for an radiant cooler cover deployment test on the GOES L Weather Satellite imager instrument. LIFE Magazine. These are some images from my work with Space Systems/Loral where I worked as Sr. Photographer for 20+ years.
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The passing of Sen. Edward Kennedy resulted in wall-to-wall media coverage, over several days. When there's a huge event like this, the whole range of communication technologies comes into play, plus armies of media personnel. Those of us at home can experience the historic events almost as if we were there. And yet ... I wonder if there was any single image of the Kennedy events that will be remembered -- will be able to stand on its own merits -- sixty-some years after it was taken. That is, the way this photo does. Life photographer Ed Clark captured something timeless about the passing of Pres. Franklin D. Roosevelt. The picture is a reminder that neither vast resources nor the last word in equipment are needed to achieve great and lasting visual impact. It comes down to one guy being in the right place at the right time and being sensitive enough to catch the decisive moment.
www.nytimes.com/2000/01/28/arts/ed-clark-88-eye-behind-me...
Admiral's new and compact remote control for their Carlton model 295 sq.inch color TV. Or, you could walk over there and tilt out a handy manual control; panel.
This reduction cut is of a famouse vintage photo of lindy hoppers/ swing dancers and used for the cover of Life magazine.
Yes, barkeep, I do believe I'll have another ! Partial image ( the important part) from a Schaefer Beer ad that ran 9/29/67 issue ofLIFE
Herb Snitzer's career covers over fifty years of image-making. He worked for Life, Look, The Saturday Evening Post, Fortune, Time and other national magazines as well as for the New York Times and Herald Tribune. He became Photography and Associate Editor of America's Leading Jazz Magazine, Metronome, which enabled him to meet and photograph and become friends with many of the great jazz musicians of that era; Miles Davis, Nina Simone, Duke Ellington, John Coltrane, Count Basie, etc. ( www.herbsnitzer.com/ )
i was beside myself when i saw these at a large yard sale! DOC MARTEN SHOES, hardly broken in... for $3!!!
THREE BUCKS!!
This was an article about an air evacuation of wounded soldiers, among them my uncle, Dale Hitzeman.
Taken from the Feb 14, 1944 issue of Life Magazine at the family reunion at Cousin Gayle's house, Folsom, CA.
Life Magazine display at 'Iraq Through the Lens of Vietnam" exhibition at the Brighton University Gallery. Part of the Brighton Photo Biennial 2008: 'Memory of Fire: The War of Images and Images of War'
Had Johnny U. on the cover and a few Colts stats on the inside cover. Other than that, it was just a 1967 NFL rule book.