Top-100 Photos
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1. What caught my eye with this photo was that there was a man on the moon and that is pretty eye-catching
2. Neal Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin where the first people to go to the moon. Neal Armstrong was the firs Buzz the second but Buzz got some good photos of neal n the moon in the sea of tranquillity.
3. The place ware Neal Armstrong and buzz aldrin landed was called the sea of tranquillity.
. born in 1930
. Glen Ridge NJ
. Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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1. What caught my eye about this photo was the fact that they are really high up in the air with nothing supporting them but they are acting so calm.
2. The men in this photo were 840 feet up in the air. They are some of the construction workers who helped build the Rockefeller Center. They staged this photo for a campaign for the building but it is unknown who took the photo.
3. Ironworkers in new york city see this photo as a badge of honor
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1. What grabbed my attention on this photo was the emotion in Muhammad Ali's face.
2. 23-year-old Heavyweight boxing champion Muhammad Ali had brought 34-year-old Sonny Lison to the ground in less than 44 seconds in the first round.
3. I learned that he brought hem to the ground in less than 44 seconds
5. . Neil Leifer
. 1942
. new york city
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1. What really grabbed my attention in this photo was how many famous people were in the photo and how happy they seem.
2. Bradley Cooper in the 2014 Oscars took a selfie with Merle Streep, Brad Pitt, Jennifer Lawrence, Kevin Spacey, and ellen Degeneres among others and it went viral.
3. Bradley Cooper hosted the 2014 Oscars.
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5. . Bradley Cooper
. 1975
. Philadelphia PA
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1. What caught my eye was that this was the first photo ever taken on a phone in a day when that is so comen that is mine blowing.
2. In 1997 Philippe Kahn was bord so he made the technology to send the photo of his newborn to his friends and family really quickly.
3. it instantly sent the photo to more than 2000 people
5. Phillippe Kahn
. 1997
. Santa Cruz
. ETH Zürich
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