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LIFE Classic: Eugene Smith's 'Country Doctor' - Photo Gallery - LIFE

life.com — “For his 1948 feature "Country Doctor" -- republished here, in its entirety, for the first time online, with all of the photos and -- LIFE magazine photographer W. Eugene Smith spent 23 days in Kremmling, Colorado, shadowing general practitioner Ernest Ceriani. His powerful, intimate images capture in poignant detail the emotional and physical challenges faced by this modest, hard-working rural physician -- and gradually reveal the inner workings and the outer trappings of what is clearView full resource at life.com

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LIFE Classic: Eugene Smith's 'Country Doctor' - Photo Gallery - LIFE

life.com — “For his 1948 feature "Country Doctor" -- republished here, in its entirety, for the first time online, with all of the photos and -- LIFE magazine photographer W. Eugene Smith spent 23 days in Kremmling, Colorado, shadowing general practitioner Ernest Ceriani. His powerful, intimate images capture in poignant detail the emotional and physical challenges faced by this modest, hard-working rural physician -- and gradually reveal the inner workings and the outer trappings of what is clearView full resource at life.com

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DoctorMac Robert Silge, MD Doctor, Pediatrician, Allergist, and Physician

So love this. Great photojournalism, and a simpler, albeit maybe more challenging, time for doctors. http://t.co/kuuvHQYU

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LIFE's 37 Best-Ever Science Photos - Photo Gallery - LIFE

life.com — “Biology, chemistry, physics, astronomy, and all of the other physical and life sciences offer a multitude of constantly evolving methods for seeing our universe (and ourselves) in radically new ways -- a pursuit that's often thrilling, sometimes frightening, and never, ever wholly finished. Here, in celebration of LIFE's 75th anniversary, LIFE.com presents the most wonderful and, in some cases, the most thoroughly bizarre science and technology photos ever to appear in the magazine. Pictured: PiView full resource at life.com

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Pete Conrad, Richard F. Gordon Jr., Alan L. Bean - Splashdown! - Apollo 12: There and Back Again - Photo Gallery - LIFE

life.com — “November 24, 1969: A U.S. Navy rescue crew member (in frogman outfit) gestures to the Apollo 12 astronauts in a life raft during recovery operations in the Pacific Ocean, about 350 miles southeast of Samoa. After its half-million-mile flight, the Apollo capsule splashed down only three miles from the prime recovery ship, the USS Hornet , at the completion of the 10-day lunar landing mission.View full resource at life.com

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42 yrs ago today, Apollo 12 crash landed in the Pacific following its 1/2 a million mile flight - Woah http://t.co/ZZjQYttU via @BBC_Wonders

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In Praise of 9/11 First Responders - Photo Gallery - LIFE

life.com — “It's been said over and over, and still it bears repeating: On 9/11, when terrorists flew planes into the World Trade Center towers and the Pentagon, murdering thousands, an untold numbers of cops, firefighters, and other first responders did what they so often do -- they headed straight into the smoke and flames, and set about trying to help victims, find survivors, and make everything all right. Never forget.View full resource at life.com

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NASA's Most Excellent Outfits - Photo Gallery - LIFE

life.com — “As the space shuttle program comes to an end after three mind-bending decades, and as the future of American leadership in space looks a bit dimmer than it did even a few short years ago, LIFE.com celebrates one of the singular, but rarely remarked-upon triumphs of the Space Age: namely, the absolutely fabulous outfits worn by astronauts and test pilots through the years. NOTE: All of the images in this gallery are courtesy of NASA. Above: Project Mercury suit components, 1961.View full resource at life.com

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The World of Blind Photographers - Photo Gallery - LIFE

life.com — “Blind photographers. The phrase feels, at first, like a classic oxymoron. The very derivation of the term "photography" -- from Greek, "drawing with light" -- seems to preclude even the possibility of a sightless person becoming a photographer. But Dark Light , a revelatory new documentary -- directed by one of the finest sports photographers of all time, and now a filmmaker, Neil Leifer -- provides graphic, moving evidence that when it comes to making pictures, an artist's dView full resource at life.com

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World War II: London in Color - Photo Gallery - LIFE

life.com — “On the 70th anniversary of the launch of Winston Churchill's WWII "V for Victory" campaign (July 19, 1941) LIFE.com presents color photos taken in London during the war, in tribute to the spirit of Britons who would not be cowed. The air raids by German Luftwaffe planes on English cities and towns in 1940 and 1941 -- attacks known collectively and famously as The Blitz -- were terrifying, but they failed in their key aims: namely, to demoralize the British people, and to destroy the UKView full resource at life.com

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Before and After D-Day: In Color - Photo Gallery - LIFE

life.com — “It's no mystery why images of shocking, unremitting violence spring to mind when one hears the deceptively simple term, "D-Day." We've all seen -- in black-and-white photos, movies, old news reels -- what happened on the beaches of Normandy as the Allies unleashed an historic assault against German defenses on June 6, 1944. But in rare, color photos taken before and after the invasion, LIFE photographer Frank Scherschel captured countless other, lesser-known scenes from the run-up to tView full resource at life.com

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Take a moment to remember & give thanks RT @dgardner: Amazing colour photos of D-Day American photographer with Life. http://bit.ly/lqzXsw

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Cool Customer - Rare and Unseen Photos: Alan Shepard, First American in Space, May 5 1961 - Photo Gallery - LIFE

life.com — “Among the most consistently quotable of all NASA's astronauts, Shepard reportedly joked to technicians who rode with him to the launch pad: "You should have courage and the right blood pressure" if you want to succeed as an astronaut. "And four legs ... You know, they really wanted to send a dog, but they decided that would be too cruel." Above: Shepard makes his way to the launch pad, with Gus Grissom close behind. In Shepard's right hand: a portable air conditioner to cool View full resource at life.com

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Engaged! Prince William and Kate - Photo Gallery - LIFE

life.com — “Almost a month after Prince William and Kate Middleton announced their engagement, the couple released two official engagement photos by renowned fashion photographer Mario Testino (as seen on the commemorative stamps pictured here). Testino famously photographed William's mother for his book, Diana, Princess of Wales . Two photographs were released by the couple: one formal (top right and bottom left) and a more casual approach (top left and bottom right).View full resource at life.com

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Engaged! Prince William and Kate - Photo Gallery - LIFE http://t.co/pj1RnZs via @LIFE

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Princess Eugenie, Princess Beatrice - Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie - Kate Middleton and Prince William's Wedding: The Best Dressed - Photo Gallery - LIFE

life.com — “Prince William's cousins walk in together. They are the daughters of Prince Andrew, Duke of York, and his ex-wife Sarah "Fergie" Ferguson.View full resource at life.com

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Kate Middleton and Prince William's Wedding: The Best Dressed - Photo Gallery - LIFE http://t.co/pywIB03 via @LIFE

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Carole Middleton, Queen Elizabeth II, Camilla - Families United - Kate Middleton and Prince William: The Wedding Party - Photo Gallery - LIFE

life.com — “Outside Westminster Abbey, the couple's families -- including her mother Carole, and his grandmother the queen, stepmom Camilla, and cousins Beatrice and Eugenie -- mingle before leaving for Buckingham Palace.View full resource at life.com

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Kate Middleton and Prince William: The Wedding Party - Photo Gallery - LIFE http://t.co/skOhDCz via @LIFE. families united

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Fairy Tale Kiss - Kate Middleton and Prince William: Meet the Newlyweds - Photo Gallery - LIFE

life.com — “Prince William kisses his new bride, Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, on the balcony at Buckingham Palace after their wedding.View full resource at life.com

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Kate Middleton and Prince William: Meet the Newlyweds - Photo Gallery - LIFE http://t.co/DrGoURm via @LIFE.hands over ears & the royal kiss.

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Storm of the South - Photo Gallery - LIFE

life.com — “On April 27, 2011, a wave of severe storms swept through the South, including a tornado that tore up swathes of Alabama and other areas in the Deep South. Over 200 were killed, at least 128 in the Heart of Dixie alone. Much of Tuscaloosa, Ala., (pictured) was destroyed.View full resource at life.com

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Families in Alabama are in our thoughts today. http://ht.ly/4J2aq

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