LATEST WORLD POPULAR PHOTOS
There are photos that go down in history not only because of their artistry, but also because of the interesting story behind them, attracting the attention of the public, making them lasting icons.
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The funny moment capturing Albert Einstein while sitting in his car after his 72nd birthday party is one of the world famous photos. This famous photo was taken by photographer Arthur Sasse. To get this photo, the photographer came and asked Einstein to take a commemorative photo. In response to the request of photographer Arthur, the scientist suddenly turned around and stuck out his tongue. Immediately, Arthur took the camera to capture this precious moment. Initially, the photo was larger in size but was later cropped into a portrait image. Einstein loved this photo.
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A photo of a lunch on the side of a skyscraper captured the moment workers ate lunch at a height, causing many people to panic. However, in reality, the workers in the photo are "acting deep" to advertise the Rockefeller Center - the location where the photo was taken.
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| The cover photo of The Beatles' album "Abbey Road" was taken on the street right next to the studio. At the time of taking this classic photo, the traffic had to stop for a few minutes for the photographer to capture. When looking closely at the photo, people noticed an American tourist walking nearby and chatting with the police in a car parked on the right side of the road. This person was quite surprised to see the men coming and going on the white-lined road but quickly forgot about it. A year after the photo was taken, the man above discovered he appeared on the album cover of the world famous group The Beatles. |
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The classic photo of Marilyn Monroe wearing a white dress that was blown away by the wind to reveal her legs in the movie "The Seven Year Itch" made many people unforgettable. To complete this scene, Marilyn Monroe had to act many times until she got the best shot. When filming the scene above, the husband of "sex bomb" Marilyn Monroe, Joe DiMaggio, was also present on the set and was very angry when he saw his wife revealing a part of her body in the film.
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In 1984, photographer Steve McCurry traveled across Afghanistan to document the war and made his mark with this picture of a 12-year-old Afghan girl. Her eye-catching eyes and expressions caught the eye of photographer McCurry. Thanks to this photo, he won many prestigious photography awards. Through the photo, the story of the girl above is of interest to many people. Accordingly, the village of the girl in the picture was burned and many of her family members were killed. It was not until 2002, the identity of the girl in the photo was identified as Sharbat Gula.Xem thêm: Lời Bài Hát Nhả Khói – T-Akayz, Lời Bài Hát Nhả Khói
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The world's first successful heart surgery was performed in Poland, the doctors had to work hard for 23 hours. Because this operation was a huge step forward in world medicine, in 1987, this photo was awarded the "Best Picture" by National Geographic magazine and became extremely popular. Interestingly, the patient after the operation lived longer than all the doctors who participated in his operation.
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This photo of a firefighter holding an injured baby in his arms was taken during a bomb explosion in Oklahoma in 1995. Coincidentally, this photo is very similar to one taken by a photographer. Recorded by another photographer. One of them is photographer Lester Larue, he accidentally recorded this photo with his company's camera. However, because of the photo's popularity, Lester Larue's manager sued him in court for using his camera, after which the court ruled that the photo belonged to the manager, and the manager of the company. Lester Larue will receive the full amount related to the copyright. Another photographer, Charles Porter, also recorded this photo with 99% identical angle, after which this photographer was also awarded. Pulitzer Prize for the photo.
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| Bill Biggart, the author of the photo above, captured the moment the building was collapsing during the bloody terrorist attacks on 9/11. However, he passed away after the second building collapsed and debris fell on him. After cleaning up the scene of the attack, the police found the camera and opened it to find this photo, and it was also the last photo in the life of the ill-fated photographer. |
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| Kiss on Times Square. The girl in the picture is Edith Shain, a nurse. At that time, she was rushing to Times Square in the context of people celebrating the end of World War II. A sailor suddenly grabbed her and gave her a kiss, just as she stepped out of the subway tunnel. Photographer Alfred Eisenstaedt captured this moment.
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