- Sam Shere - International Center of Photography
Sam Shere was a photojournalist best known for his 1937 photograph of the explosion of the Hindenburg dirigible balloon as it returned from a transatlantic crossing He said of the photo: "I had two shots in my big Speed Graphic [his camera] but I didn't even have time to get it up to my eye
- The Photography of Sam Shere - LIFE
A dozen or more photographers were in Lakehurst, NJ , on May 6,1937, to document the landing of the German zeppelin Hindenburg, but it is Sam Shere’s photograph of the airship bursting into flames that became an icon
- Sam Shere - Hindenburg Wiki
As one of the ship's hydrogen bags exploded, a horrified Sam reached for his camera As the ship began to fall, Sam quickly took a picture of the Hindenburg burning, with the last remaining photo his camera's film had
- Photos of People Being Ticketed for ‘Indecent Exposure’ at Rockaway . . .
In these vintage photos, the LIFE magazine photographer Sam Shere captured the “indecent exposure” phenomenon at Rockaway Beach, New York in 1946
- The Hindenburg Disaster: A Pictorial Chronicle by Sam Shere
The pictorial and creepy photos captured by Sam Shere, a photojournalist of that period, have come synonymous with the tragedy, perpetuating the horrifying moments as the Hindenburg, a German
- EOU Photo: Sam Shere, The Hindenburg Disaster
Sam Shere was a news photographer during the 1930's He was taking part in taking pictures of the Hindenburg landing as a publicity stunt It was then where the aircraft burst into flames above their heads At the time it happened he only had 2 images left to be taken on his roll
- Sam Shere - MoMA
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- Sam Shere — Google Arts Culture
LIFE Photo Collection New York City, United States A bedroom for the photographer on the "Rocket "
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