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Show r" ; THE CAMERAMAN H " Uflf ; WAS inmm iv ' I f " x x-x ' t v. s - ; 3 t- -$ ' , Tfiese news V : y AT , , pictures will a rJ "h"c .. :t' I r " 0 On May 6, 1937, a routine assignment gave news I f , ! v "4 , tFX pnotographers the greatest picture story of all I , , ' , v . s " :T, J 'me w'ien Hindenburg burst in flames over 1 ' ' t, : ' C I Lakehurst, N. J. Not so tremendous, but equally ' " k J r, ,,mg was, Photographer Harry Knapp's aerial view of Harold r - n - , , Harkhurst, the daredevil parachute umper who touched off his ' V.i.v' 'r 1 Cl?reiie 5.00 et in the air. And near Dexter, Iowa, an x . . 'i f'e7 camfaman caught the picture of unrestrained emotion . ! , ; 1 bVy wt6n ? PSS(e, C,?Sed in on Marvin Barrow, - V - : ; : : j FEATURE were selected by A. J. Ezickson, famous phofog- ; " w.;.J rapherand author of a book about his work, "Get That Picture!" f;sV ; ; ; ! . ' T" " - x f 1 7 lpl??w On May 6, 1937, a routine assignment gave news "HJX photographers the greatest picture story of all ' I 'me W'ien '''nc'enbur9 burst in flames over Lakehurst, N. J. Not so tremendous, but equally thrilling was Photographer Harry Knapp's aerial view of Harold Parkhurst, the daredevil parachute jumper who touched off his cigarette 5,000 feet in the air. And near Dexter, Iowa, an alert cameraman caught the picture of unrestrained emotion (below) when a posse closed in on wounded Marvin Barrow, 2a mrnC,It' a?d hIs hyster?"l wife. Pictures in this FOTO- FEATURE were selected by A. J. Ezickson, famous phofog- rapher and author of a book about his work, "Get That Picture' atS TSt '2l '93f ord" 'el tried to land his plane n T W'nning fhe 50-mI,e e-for-all contest at the Omaha a,r races. A quick cameraman caught n r0SUJ',10wn,b. The plane bounced, landed on it XT? $ettled5 f e 9round- 'ae! was unhurt and Tim Ta hfVLmasLhed P,ane una!d. Split-second action demanded of the photographer who would catch a picture like this. Sometimes, seldom, it's a matter of luck, but many a cameraman gets gray hair from constant nervous tension f i s" 'I -' x , vi ;l a also catches .rT - x - ! e of despair so ft J abywasoneof ' J W U V - 4 it A v 1 : masterpieces I ! v V,?, 'T M Ohio and Mis- " . ' . U' V V I ' i I, 'V-ww v Yv 1 V i 'i.y U4r,kf a 1V- -;y 1 s i ? - . , n x -4 The news camera also catches pathos. This picture of despair so great it gripped a baby was one of many photographic masterpieces emerging from the Ohio and Mississippi Mis-sissippi valley flood area in January i x xn v x N x N V J ,V 1 I, 6 ntr.S "mera a,so catc"es f J x sJ&. .J pahS- Thls P'cture of despair so xx x XV 9rea ' f'PPed a baby was one of ! X ; x - , X J many . Ph;graphic masterpieces x;vvx:i 1 e.mfr9!n9 from the Ohio and MIs- ? flx y ix v PP valley flood area In January, V x x S V j yxiv Ys is. : X N x V x -ViiS8? N w I J , 1 v j It S - xx XXS" " l ' f i i . t , ; xx 1 Vv ft i VV .; . llllllliilt' ' . ; W.--n-rr-.nV ' .-j . Mvj. .vte?: L.v.. .:..v....:v;;v. .vcVu. ' .,1-. - j dashed with str?b demrat'or th ? public Steel corporation plant? He" was an" into offlca h ands, studied by members of the to fix the blame. The above shot wds snapped i - f split-second after a . Orator His feow feo,ng dornon, funded or cowering !'?,.Prono. either Ts was not the firs? "V0,d tha Policemen |
