Photojournalists simply don't come any better than those that worked for LIFE magazine. Here we see some of LIFE's top photographers in action, from the operating room to the heart of combat.
With almost every portrait I have linked to a picture from the photographer's assignment (or a very similar one, if I couldn't find it exactly); click the photograph for the link.
Photographer Alfred Eisenstaedt in surgical gown and mask covering "painless childbirth" at a hospital in Philadelphia, USA, 1944. Source
Alfred Eisenstaedt photographing artist Thomas Hart Benton in Benton's studio, Martha's Vineyard, MA, USA, 1957. Source
Photographer Carl Mydans on assignment covering Khrushchev's visit to the US, 1959. Source
'LIFE photographer Carl Mydans (C) w. other photographers aboard ship bound for Luzon and Gen. Douglas MacArthur's "return to the Philippines" ', 1945. Source
Photographers Carl Mydans and George Silk on assignment in Italy, 1944. Source
Photographer Francis Miller shooting the presidential beagles at the White House, 1964. Source
Frank Scherschel covering the wedding of Princess (now Queen) Elizabeth in London, 1947. Source
Photographer Larry Burrows on assignment in Vietnam, 1963. Source
Photographer Margaret Bourke-White preparing to photograph from high in NYC, while with Fortune magazine in 1931. Source
Margaret Bourke-White in flying suit with aerial camera, in front of the bomber "in which she made combat mission photographs of the US attack on Tunis." Algeria, 1943.
Photographer Paul Schutzer on assignment in Vietnam. Source
Paul Schutzer in Iran after a major earthquake, 1962. Source
Photographer Paul Schutzer in East Berlin, 1961. Source
Photographer Nina Leen shooting a swimsuit model, 1945. Source
Photographer Robert Capa in gear, preparing to jump in with the troops in WW2, 1945. Source
Robert Capa in gear again, preparing for D-Day landings, 1944. Source
Photographer Ralph Morse in flight gear while shooting a story on the space program, 1954. Source
Photographer Yale Joel trying on a toupee while on assignment at a wig and toupee shop, NYC, 1954. Source
Photographer J. R. Eyerman covering damaged areas in Japan, 1945. Source
Photographer Co Rentmeester, wounded during action in Vietnam, 1968 (he was okay). Source
Photographer Co Rentmeester in better circumstances, with Javanese children in Java, Indonesia, 1968. Source
Photographer Bob Landry posing for a photo with the king of Saudi Arabia, 1942. Source
Bob Landry with his camera, 1945. Source
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