Photojournalists

Famous Quote "If your photos aren't good enough, you aren't close enough"

Killed when he/she stepped on a landmine in IndoChina war.

In 2001, a documentary "War Photographer" - told his story.

Known as the Father of Journalism

Took this picture of "The Falling Soldier"

Took photos glorifying workers during the construction of the empire state building.

Famous for this picture

Most Civil War photography was attributed to him.

A current photojournalist who has covered major events in over 30 countries.

An investigative journalist that publishes information for the purpose of advocating change.

Was near the twin towers during the 9/11 attacks - Photo Essay "Shattered" published in TIME.

Many of his photos are "shocking and graphic"

Documented Child Labor in the early part of the 20th Century

Published "How the Other Half Lives" - depicting the terrible conditions of immigrants in NYC.

Considered a Pioneer of Journalism

Moved body positions during Civil War to get a better composition for some of his pictures.

Was known as one of the first "Muckrakers"

Best known for his photos during WWII - especially those during the D-Day Invasion.