Throughout history have happened moments that have changed history, often captured the little moments as photographs and these have extended throughout our history, today I present what we think are the best pictures, which generated more controversy, that changed and Shook the World.
They say a picture says a thousand words and some often words and not enough time on to express that feeling and emotion that can make you feel a photo.
The fotagrafias has the power to capture and portray these moments forever and irrepitibles unique history.
Here is a selection of photographs:
In Malcolm W. Monk on fire Browne (1963)
This photo is of Thich Quang Duc, a Vietnamese monk burning himself to death in protest against the Catholic regime of South Vietnam to enforce the rights of Buddhists, while the burned died and never moved a muscle.
This photo shows the bravery and courage that a man tube, strength and determination to die for their beliefs and ideology.
Huynh Cong Ut - Napalm Strike (1972)
photo shows Phan Thi Kim Phuc a 9 year old Vietnamese girl running naked as his clothes were burned because of the NAPALM bombs dropped by the self-styled "most free and peaceful country in the world"
Kim Phuc aun conserva las terribles quemaduras, estudio medicina y es una famosa miembro de la UNESCO.
Stuart Franklin - Tiananmen Square (1989)
Esta foto muestra el coraje de un estudiante chino que intenta detener los tanques del régimen comunista chino, el joven no murió pero momentos después se desataría una de las peores masacres de la historia humana en ese mismo lugar.
Steve McCurry – la niña afgana (1984)
Photo taken by Steve McCurry of National Geographic photographer, photo shows Sharbat Gula, a beautiful young Afghan was an informal school within a refugee camp in the refugee camp of Nasir Bagh in Pakistan border, takes Steve McCurry's portrait of a young Afghan orphan in a village bombed by the Soviets. so this picture has become an emblem for all the world's refugees.
This picture makes personally captivates me, moves me, shakes me and give me a chill on the back, I must say that is one of the most beautiful women have ever seen in my life, the beauty of her face your skin tone and especially beautiful green eyes with a gaze that undoubtedly reflects the fear and uncertainty that is living.
Don McCullin - Biafra (1969)
When the war photographer Don McCullin saw a child in Biafra about to die of hunger let taking photos of soldiers and became a leading activist of the UN
Eddie Adams - Execution of Viet Cong Guerrilla (1968)
This picture is very representative because it was a symbol of terror and despair of a war completely foreign to Americans that took many lives of young American soldiers. Likewise, the image depicts a psychological defeat of the Vietnam War to the American people. The photo earned Eddie Adams Pulitzer prize in 1969. Pictured
terror is evident on the face of rebel Vietnamese to feel the gun at his temple in a short seconds it would take life.
Peter Liebing-Conrad Schumann (1961)
The August 15, 1961 Hans Conrad Schumann soldier became the first person to escape German Democratic Republic. It was during the third day of construction of the Berlin Wall while he was on guard at only 19 years old. His flight was captured by photographer Peter Liebing.
Buchenwald (1945)
The Nazi atrocities in the Nazi concentration camp Bunchewald.
J. Stanley Forman - Fire on Marlborough Street (1975)
photographer Stanley Forman took up a fire truck and manages to capture this picture of a mother and child falling from a burning building just before the firefighter could grab. This photo has influenced the U.S. government to grant more resources to the fire.
Mike Wells - Uganda (1980)
A priest holds the skeletal hand of a child dying of hunger, this photo was used by the UN and other controls over African food.
Matuschka - Beauty Out of Damage (1993)
artist and activist Matuschka shows her body after losing his frown due to cancer.
Lynch (1930)
Sample of U.S. racial segregation in the early 30's. The hanged men were charged with rape, though perhaps not even guilty, for she never came to trial. The crowd, seized by fear, ignorance and racism, decided to take justice into their own hands. Of note, sadly, the faces of the crowd, his expression of pride and joy at such an atrocity.
Kevin Carter's embrace of the macabre death (1994)
Pulitzer Prize winner 1994. Nobody knows what happened to that girl. Not even the photographer, who abandoned the baby right after shooting. Months later a depression drove him to suicide.
Frank Fournier-Omaira (1984)
Omayra Sanchez's face ran around the world, a girl of only 13 years with his face tired and weak taking a look of strength and cling to life. Omayra survived for three days a volcanic eruption that ravaged Colombia in 1984, caught between water and mud. Despite its temperance and fortitude ended perishing.
Elliott Erwitt-watering colors
This photo shows the racial segregation that lived in North Carolina.
The Power of One (2007)
A Palestinian woman's struggle against Israeli security forces during an eviction of land. observed on her face as she struggles and is willing to give everything to defend their home without showing fear.
The body of Che (1967)
After capture and execute the murderers of che took a group photo to prove to people that Che was dead, the Che admirers say that his face can be seen tremendous peace and tranquility.
Robert Capa - Death of a Loyalist Soldier (1936)
Robert layer shows the time exactly on which a English soldier during the English civil war is mortally wounded
Catherine Leroy "The great captain (1967)
Vernon Wike
The soldier tries to save the life of another soldier in the middle of a hill scorched by napalm first check that your partner lies dead and then get up and charge the enemy positions
Margaret Bourke-Mahatma Gandhi (1946)
In this picture you can see Gandhi with a spinning wheel, the merit of the photo is that it captures the serenity and Gandhi that characterize inner peace.
Murray Becker - Hindenburg (1937)
The most terrible air disaster in history
Alberto Korda - Che Guevara (1960)
A photo that would become icon of revolution and freedom in Latin America.
Neil Armstrong - the first man on the moon (1969)
Charles Porter - Oklahoma City (1995)
A firefighter took a burnt child 1 year old named Baylee Almon, after a terrorist attack in Oklahoma that would kill 168 people.
NASA - Pillars of Creation (1995)
Hubble shows a photo taken of the Eagle Nebula.
Abu Ghraib Prison Photos (2004)
This photo shows the torture and other atrocities of American soldiers on Afghan war prisoners at Abu Ghraib prison. This picture went around the world and made these soldiers were imprisoned.
American flag on Iwo Jima (1945)
One of the most famous photographs in history, was used to advertise and encourage American soldiers. I recommend watching the movie "The conquest of the honor" of Clint Eastwood to know all the falseness of this photography
-Albert Einstein Arthur Sasse (1951)
The Last Jew of Vinnitsa, Ukraine (1941)
Vinita the 28000 Jews were massacred in this picture you can see the latter. see the features of his face as if accepting the fact that he can not escape death and as having no hope.
The first flight (1903)
The Wright brothers turned the pioneers of aviation.
omaha beach robert-layer (1944) The landing in Normandy
The Kiss (1945)
Marine who returns at the end of World War II, kisses his girlfriend with a great despair and eagerness after years without seeing her.
Nuremberg (1934)
Dorothea Lange - Migrant Mother (1936)
a mother who shows her concern and uncertainty not knowing what will become of her and her children. This photo was taken at the time of the great American Depreciation.
Nazi Holocaust - Dachau Concentration Camp
The Hiroshima atomic bomb, in an infamous August 6, 1945
and its consequences
vs. Sonny Liston Muhammad Ali (1965)
This photo shows one of the best sporting moments in history when Muhammad Ali aka Cassius Clay knocks Sonny Liston in the first minute of the first round, this photo was used by Adidas in its "impossible is nothing"
Sizu in the last World Cup
In this picture we can see Sizu giving back to the top 2006 world aver been expelled after a foul by Materazzi, in this photo is captured the sadness and broken dreams of Zidane, these would be his last moments as a player.
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