A friend sent me a note the other day saying that she was researching D-Day and came across a piece I created in 2009 — on the 65th anniversary of the invasion of Normandy — about the intrepid photographer Robert Capa and the iconic images he made that day. Much of his film was lost and the rolls that did make it to the lab were damaged in processing. But what survived — and was published in LIFE magazine in 1944 — are indelible images of that fateful day.
This video was produced at TIME.com and was part of an Emmy award-winning series of the stories behind iconic photos produced by Craig.
NOTE: An earlier upload of this piece had a corrupted timeline which included an errant photograph not made by Robert Capa. This version has been corrected to reflect the piece as it originally ran on TIME.com in 2009.
Thanks for sending this. Glad to get your e-mails. Didnt know you got Emmey! But I know you deserve. Don’t hear m uch from your Dad, Guess he is still with Chordsman. You do fantastic phothographing Norma