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'Walter Mitty' and the LIFE Magazine Covers That Never Were
Many of the classic LIFE magazine covers on display in 'The Secret Life of Walter Mitty' were, in fact, never LIFE covers at all.
Jackson Pollock: Early Photos of the Action Painter at Work - LIFE
Photographs from a 1949 LIFE shoot offer a unique portrait of the singular working methods that made Jackson Pollock an art-world icon.
Gorgeous Early Polaroids: A LIFE Photographer Plays With the SX-70
In the gallery above are pictures made with the first-generation SX-70 by LIFE photographer Co Rentmeester, who experimented with the camera—before it went on sale to the general public—while shooting the cover story on Land for the October 27, 1972, issue of the magazine.
The Photography of James Whitmore - LIFE
Learn about James Whitmore, one of the many photographers for LIFE who captured some of the most iconic pictures from the US & around the World.
D-Day Anniversary: Omar Bradley at Omaha Beach, June 1969 - LIFE
A photo of Gen. Omar Bradley on Omaha Beach 25 years after D-Day captures the Normandy invasion's enduring -- and personal -- significance.
The Photography of Frank Scherschel - LIFE
Learn about Frank Scherschel, one of the many photographers for LIFE who captured some of the most iconic pictures from the US & around the World.
The Photography of Ralph Morse - LIFE
Learn about Ralph Morse, one of the many photographers for LIFE who captured some of the most iconic pictures from the US & around the World.
The Louisville Flood of ’37 - LIFE
No one living on the banks of the Ohio River had seen anything like it. Rain pounded from January 12th to January 23rd, 1937, and along a 650-mile swath reaching from Pittsburgh to Cairo, Ill., the river overflowed its banks. Overflowed by a lot. Nearly 400 people died. No town was hit harder than Louisville, where the water crested 37 feet above the flood stage, including a rise of more than ...
Before and After D-Day: Color Photos From England and France - LIFE
LIFE.com presents masterfully restored color photos from England and France in 1944 that feel at-once familiar and utterly new.
The Photography of Eliot Elisofon - LIFE
Learn about Eliot Elisofon, one of the many photographers for LIFE who captured some of the most iconic pictures from the US & around the World.
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