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Photograph/Dorothea Lange; Image Source: Library of Congress, Prints & Photographs Division, FSA/OWI Collection
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Iconic, But No Real Impact?

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The Ultimate Sacrifice

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The Selfiest City of Them All!

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A Sequential Record of Madness

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Photograph/Fridtjof Nansen; Image Source: Wikimedia Commons
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Postcards of Grief

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Shot indoors, in the illumination of flash powder, this is one of many of Jacob’s photographs that documented life and culture in New York, in the late 1800s. Photograph/Jacob Riis
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Let There Be… Flash!

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This image depicts the aftermath of the Indian Rebellion of 1857. With this image, Felice Beato possibly produced the first-ever photographic images of corpses. Photograph/Felice Beato. Image source: Wikimedia Commons
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On the Battlefield

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This action-packed photograph of a baseball match is one of the most famous sports photographs of all time. Photograph/Charles Conlon. Image Source: Wikimedia Commons
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The Human Spirit

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A Moment of Triumph

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The uncropped version of Che Guevara's iconic photograph. Photograph/Alberto Korda; Image Source: Wikimedia Commons
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Symbolising a Revolution

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Photograph/Félix Nadar Image Source/Wikimedia Commons
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The Photographer’s Divine Muse

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Photograph/ Swapan Parekh
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The Story Behind: A Stark Portrayal of Loss

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