The first successful color photograph made by the flash of an atomic bomb. One photographer had his camera pointed toward the spectators" so that the exact moment of the flash was recorded in all i
The first successful color photograph made by the flash of an atomic bomb. One photographer had his camera pointed toward the spectators" so that the exact moment of the flash was recorded in all i
The first successful color photograph made by the flash of an atomic bomb. One photographer had his camera pointed toward the spectators" so that the exact moment of the flash was recorded in all i
The first successful color photograph made by the flash of an atomic bomb. One photographer had his camera pointed toward the spectators" so that the exact moment of the flash was recorded in all i
The first successful color photograph made by the flash of an atomic bomb. One photographer had his camera pointed toward the spectators" so that the exact moment of the flash was recorded in all i
The first successful color photograph made by the flash of an atomic bomb. One photographer had his camera pointed toward the spectators" so that the exact moment of the flash was recorded in all i
The first successful color photograph made by the flash of an atomic bomb. One photographer had his camera pointed toward the spectators" so that the exact moment of the flash was recorded in all i
The first successful color photograph made by the flash of an atomic bomb. One photographer had his camera pointed toward the spectators" so that the exact moment of the flash was recorded in all i
The first successful color photograph made by the flash of an atomic bomb. One photographer had his camera pointed toward the spectators" so that the exact moment of the flash was recorded in all i
The first successful color photograph made by the flash of an atomic bomb. One photographer had his camera pointed toward the spectators" so that the exact moment of the flash was recorded in all i
The first successful color photograph made by the flash of an atomic bomb. One photographer had his camera pointed toward the spectators" so that the exact moment of the flash was recorded in all i

The first successful color photograph made by the flash of an atomic bomb. One photographer had his camera pointed toward the spectators" so that the exact moment of the flash was recorded in all i

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Historic Framed Print, [Martin Luther King, Jr., head-and-shoulders portrait, facing front, looking out from a crowd], 17-7/8" x 21-7/8", Image: 16" x 20"

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Originally preserved in the Library of Congress, this print of The first successful color photograph made by the flash of an atomic bomb. One photographer had his camera pointed toward the spectators" so that the exact moment of the flash was recorded in all i is now available for your home or office. The Library has preserved this image as part of its permanent historical collection.

Library of Congress record: Created 1948 In Album: Operation Sandstone, p. 19. Photographed by U.S. Air Force photographers of Joint Task Force Seven. Photographic prints Color 1940-1950.

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