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YEAR IN FOCUS 2010

YEAR IN FOCUS 2010

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YEAR IN FOCUS 2010

First-class documentary coverage of the events that shape the natural world, the intrigue of global geopolitics, the battles for supremacy in sporting arenas and the ever-changing face of fashion and celebrity.   In sport we attend not just the major showcase events – like the Vancouver Winter Olympics, FIFA World Cup in South Africa and Commonwealth Games in Delhi – but tens of thousands of day-to-day sporting contests around the world. We provide the most comprehensive sport photographic coverage available today.  Whenever a news story captures headlines, our photographers are there. We went to Haiti in the wake of the devastating earthquake, to Pakistan where floods displaced 20 million people, to the continuing war in Afghanistan, to the slopes of Iceland’s volcano and the oil-soaked beaches of the Gulf of Mexico.   Our unrivalled team of entertainment photographers are at all the best parties and key events – behind the scenes, on the red carpet, invited for exclusive shoots with top celebrities. Their pictures can grace the pages of magazines, newspapers and online publications within moments of being shot.  The images on the following pages represent a mere fraction of our coverage of the year. Our thanks go to all the photographers for their wholehearted commitment to pursuing pictures that tell the story. We would also like to extend our gratitude to Canon, our main photo equipment provider, who helped to support this book.

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EARTHQUAKE/OIL SPILL/FOOD CRISIs/Floods/WAR in Afghanistan/volcanic eruptions/politics/civil unrest

One month after the earthquake: a Haitian woman mourns her brother – an American citizen – shot dead in a street robbery, Port-au-Prince, 8 February. Marco Di Lauro/Reportage by GETTY IMAGES 107214885 4

EARTHQUAKE, HAITI A massive earthquake struck Port-au-Prince on 12 January,

reducing the crowded capital to rubble and killing up to a quarter of a million people. The destruction was ‘unimaginable’, said Haiti’s president, René Préval, the day after the quake. But worse was yet to come. The country’s shaky infrastructure – including most of its medical facilities – collapsed, and the government proved too weak to organise reconstruction. Six months after the quake, only 28,000 of the 1.5 million people displaced had been rehoused. One year on, Port-au-Prince remains a city of ruins and tents and open sewers – the perfect conditions for cholera to flourish. clockwise from top left A

looter flees the scene as a crowd ransacks a household goods shop in Port-auPrince, 10 February. John Moore/GETTY IMAGES 96560004 Bodies lie piled on the street outside the morgue in Port-au-Prince, which is soon overwhelmed by the numbers of the dead, 14 January. Joe Raedle/ Getty Images 95781781 A colonial-era building in Port-au-Prince’s central market, which somehow survived the quake, is torched by looters, 30 January. Marco Di Lauro/Reportage by GETTY IMAGES 107214893 Grave-diggers prepare for a mass-burial of some 30 unclaimed and unidentified victims of the earthquake, Titanyen, 25 February. Chip Somodevilla/GETTY IMAGES 97058641 Opposite, above A woman cries after a tussle over looted goods, Port-au-Prince, 24 January. Marco Di Lauro/GETTY IMAGES 98710997 below CNN’s Anderson Cooper helps a young boy to safety after violence breaks out in downtown Port-au-Prince, 18 January. Jonathan Torgovnik for cnn/Reportage by GETTY IMAGES

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Sherider Anilus, 28, and her nine-month-old daughter Monica at the ruins of their former home in Fort National, Port-au-Prince, 26 February. Chip Somodevilla/GETTY IMAGES 97108718 8

Ministry of Health workers collect the body of Lucienne Louis, 48, killed by cholera. Before the earthquake, there had been no documented cases of the disease in Haiti for more than a decade: the current epidemic has already claimed more than a 1,000 lives. Port-au-Prince, 17 November. Joe Raedle/Getty Images 106940166

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OIL SPILL, Gulf of Mexico For BP, according to its former boss Tony Hayward,

the blow-out on the Deepwater Horizon was a ‘Black Swan’ – ‘the ultimate low-probability, high-impact event’. With no adequate contingency plans in place, it took more than three months to contain the spill – long enough to allow some 4.9 million barrels of oil to pour into the Gulf of Mexico.

A pelican mired in oil on the beach at East Grand Terre Island, Louisiana, 4 June. Win McNamee/Getty Images 101618922

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COMMONWEALTH GAMES, DELHI

An army of workers – among them children – laboured to make Delhi ready for foreign visitors to the 2010 Commonwealth Games. Many were paid below the minimum wage and endured degrading, dangerous conditions: at least 100 are thought to have died during the build-up to the games. Cheap labour continues to underpin the construction boom in a city that is expanding at a phenomenal rate. Over the next 10 years Delhi – current population 18 million – is expected to grow a further 40 per cent.

A young girl works close to her parents on a construction project near Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium. Children accompany their parents to the site where, if they are prepared to work, they will receive money for bread and milk and be provided with dinner by the contractor. Delhi, 30 January. Daniel Berehulak/Getty Images 96300379

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FOOD CRISIS, NIGER Of all the countries affected by the deepening food crisis

in West Africa, Niger is suffering the most. After erratic rains, cereal production fell by a third last year, and large numbers of livestock starved as villagers resorted to using animal fodder to feed themselves. Increasing numbers of young children are acutely malnourished and at risk of irreversible brain damage and stunted growth. At the same time, levels of emergency aid have dropped as resources have been consumed by other natural disasters in Haiti and elsewhere.

Nigerian women attend a cash transfer programme with their children. The pilot UNICEF-sponsored scheme provides families with at least one child under the age of two with child-specific nutritional supplies and cash – $40 a month – to buy provisions at the market. Koubdo Saboua, 25 June. Marco Di Lauro/Reportage by Getty Images 102748395

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FOOD CRISIS, NIGER In the last two weeks of June, around 4,000 animals starved

to death in the vast Gadabeji reserve in Central Niger. Meat traders bought the carcasses for a fraction of the usual rate – emaciated animals hardly make for prime cuts – and much of the meat was cooked on the spot and shipped to neighbouring Nigeria.

Entrails hang from a tree in Dakoro, where the air is thick with the stench of dead animals, 27 June. Marco Di Lauro/Reportage by Getty Images 102749565

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Floods, Pakistan In August floods swept over a third of the land mass of

Pakistan and displaced 20 million people. In the immediate aftermath, many rescue workers were frustrated when people refused to be rescued without their livestock. However, for families in abjectly poor rural areas, an animal often provides the only source of income to fund schooling and buy essentials such as clothes. It provides them with a small measure of control over their lives and, with this, dignity.

Villagers lead their livestock through floodwaters in Baseera, near Muzaffargarh in Punjab, 22 August. Daniel Berehulak/GETTY IMAGES 103537611

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Flood survivors scramble for food rations as they battle the downwash from a Pakistan Army helicopter during relief operations in Goza, Sindh Province, 13 September. Daniel Berehulak/GETTY IMAGES 104080478 17

MedeVAC, Afghanistan Fighting in Afghanistan has intensified following the decision to send in 34,000 additional US troops, and more dead and wounded are being pulled off the battlefield than ever before. Air ambulance teams such as Task Force Shadow are responsible for evacuating combatants and civilians alike. From March to the end of October, medevac crews from the US Combat Aviation Brigade flew more than 2,000 missions, evacuating 2,500 patients – more than double last year’s rate. More than 540 NATO troops – around two-thirds of them from the US – have been killed in Afghanistan this year, making 2010 the deadliest year of the war.

On board a medevac helicopter, US Army flight medic Sergeant Tyrone Jordan tends to a prisoner shot during a firefight with marines. Lieutenant Corporal Kristopher Brown guards. Marja, Afghanistan, 29 September. Scott Olson/Getty Images 104523431 18

Death of a soldier, Afghanistan India Battery’s mission was to defend

a 2.5km area surrounding Forward Operating Base Zeebrugge, a few hundred metres downriver from the Kajaki Dam. The Taliban controlled the outlying area, and when the marines wanted to engage them, they would patrol near the boundary.   The plan was pretty simple. A squad of marines would go out to an abandoned compound near the front line and act as decoy, drawing the Taliban into a firefight. Once the fight began, another squad would launch a surprise attack from the flank. Before a single shot was fired, Corporal Jorge Villarreal stepped on an improvised explosive device (IED) and was killed – the third member of his battery to die in this way on this deployment.

US Marines from India Battery, 3rd Battalion, 12th Marine Regiment head out on patrol from Forward Operating Base (FOB) Zeebrugge. From left to right: Corporal Kevin Ivie, Corporal Sam Garcia, Corporal Jorge Villarreal and Corporal Jonathan Eckert. Kajaki, Afghanistan, 17 October. Scott Olson/Getty Images 105656456

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Corporal Eckert was walking point, searching for IEDs with his sniffer dog, a black labrador named Bee. Corporal Villarreal followed behind, double-checking the terrain with a metal detector. They came to a dry riverbed about 50 yards from the compound. The dog failed to pick up the scent of the hidden explosives. Villarreal failed to pick up a signal with the metal detector. A moment later he stepped on the IED’s pressure plate, detonating the bomb. Tourniquets were put on on Villarreal’s mangled limbs and four marines carried his stretcher to a helicopter landing zone about a kilometre away. The rest of the squad followed. The 22-year-old, known as ‘V’ to his friends, died about halfway to the landing zone.

Returning home, stage one – a medevac helicopter arrives to pick the body of US Marine, Corporal Jorge Villerreal, killed by an IED on 17 October. Scott Olson/GETTY IMAGES 105674016 20

Returning home, stage two – a team of US marines carries the case containing Corporal Jorge Villarreal’s remains during a dignified transfer at Dover Air Force Base, Delaware, 18 October. Brendan Smialowski/Getty Images 105675241

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volcanic eruptions In April the eruption of a volcano in Iceland sent a thick

plume of ash over much of Europe, emptying the skies of planes and causing prolonged travel chaos – but no loss of life. By contrast, the eruption of Indonesia’s most volatile volcano, Mount Merapi, has killed more than 300 people to date. The initial eruption on 26 October occurred less than 24 hours after a tsunami struck the Mentawai islands on the western end of the country, killing 509 people.

The eruption of the Eyjafjallokull volcano in Iceland was accompanied by spectacular electrical storms, 20 April. Terje Sorgjerd/GETTY IMAGES 98583438 above An ash-covered villager is stretchered away for treatment after the eruption of Mount Merapi in Indonesia, 26 October. Ulet Ifansasti/Getty Images 106065785 OPPosite

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death of a president, POLAND As flights remained grounded

in the wake of the volcanic eruption in Iceland, many foreign dignitaries were prevented from attending the funeral of Polish president Lech Kaczynski. The president – and 95 others – died when their plane came down in heavy fog near Smolensk on 12 April. They had been on their way to attend a ceremony commemorating more than 20,000 Polish nationals massacred by the Soviet secret police in Katyn in 1940. Mourners fill Pilsudski Square for a vigil for the victims of the plane crash that killed President Lech Kaczynski and his wife Maria, along with many key figures in the Polish armed forces and government. Warsaw, 13 April. Sean Gallup/GETTY IMAGES 98394049

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politics A new round of Middle East peace talks – the first in 18 months – started

in Washington DC. Britain found itself with a new coalition government, formed by the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats. Campaigners for democracy in Burma drew new hope from Aung San Suu Kyi’s release from house arrest. Middle East peace talks: shown walking towards the East Room of the White House are, from left to right, Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, US President Barack Obama, President of the Palestinian Authority Mahmoud Abbas, and King Abdullah II of Jordan, 1 September. Alex Wong/GETTY IMAGES 103775505 Opposite, above Two days after her release, Burmese opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi has a day of meetings with other members of the National League for Democracy at the NLD’s headquarters in Yangon, 15 November. Christian Holst/Reportage by Getty Images 106937913 below UK Prime Minister David Cameron and Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg, held their first joint press conference in the Rose Garden at the Prime Minister’s residence in Downing Street, London on 12 May. Christopher Furlong/WPA Pool/Getty Images 99050780 below

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riots, ATHENS Anger erupted on the streets as governments across Europe

imposed tough public spending cuts in response to the mounting debt crisis. Greece became the first country in the eurozone to suffer financial meltdown and require a bailout from the EU and the lender of last resort, the IMF.

Protesters launch Molotov cocktails at riot police during the May Day protests in Athens. Milos Bicanski/GETTY IMAGES 98780194

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Redshirt Protests, BANGKOK

A fortified encampment of ‘redshirts’ – anti-government protesters – brought Thailand’s capital to a standstill for six weeks in April and May. As the army moved in to break up the encampment, the protests turned violent and the city became a battlefield. The redshirts support Thailand’s former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra, who was ousted in a military coup in 2006.

As the violence escalates, an anti-government protester aims a firecracker at Thai military forces. At the end of the year, more than six months after the protests were subdued, emergency rule remains in force. Bangkok, 15 May. Andy Nelson/GETTY IMAGES 99568345 31

A redshirt protester in the final days of the protest. More than 90 people were killed as parts of Bangkok were declared ‘live fire zones’, 16 May. Athit Perawongmetha/GETTY IMAGES 99598179 32

SPORT Vancouver 2010 winter olympics

Track Cycling World Championships/golf/Tennis/Boxing/Biathlon World Cup/European Swimming Championships/Rugby/Premier League Football/Cricket/Basketball/Major League Baseball/NFC Championship delhi 2010 commonwealth games NASCAR/F1 GRAND PRIX/Air Race 2010 fifa world cup

FIGURE SKATING Yu-Na Kim of Korea performs in the exhibition gala following the Olympic figure skating competition at Pacific Coliseum, Vancouver, 27 February. Matthew Stockman/GETTY IMAGES 97147697 34

Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics

Our coverage of this event involved a team of 55 people including photographers, editors, technicians and support staff. Over the 14 days of the Winter Olympics, our photographers shot nearly 500,000 frames, which were skilfully edited down to 22,000 for our website. Every day, within minutes of capture, images were sent around the world to magazine, newspaper, broadcast and online editors, ready for publication. The following pictures show just a few of the greatest moments from the games.

Opening ceremony A snowboarder flies through the Olympic Rings during the opening ceremony for the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics, 12 February. Kevork Djansezian/GETTY IMAGES 96631785 opposite Ladies’ Short Track Speed-Skating Katherine Reutter of the United States celebrates her silver medal in the 1000m Short Track Speed-Skating Final at Pacific Coliseum on 26 February. Streeter Lecka/GETTY IMAGES 97125218 above

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Men’s Individual Classic Sprint Nikita Kriukov (left) and Alexander Panzhinskiy of Russia cross the finishing line to claim gold and silver in the Men’s Individual Classic Sprint Cross-Country Final at Whistler on 17 February. Lars Baron/Getty Images 96800729

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Women’s Speed-Skating 500m Svetlana Radkevich of Belarus competes with Sophie Muir of Australia during the Richmond Olympic Oval, 16 February. Jamie Squire/Getty Images 96759706 below Two-Man Bobsleigh USA 3, with Mike Kohn and Nick Cunningham, competes during heat 3 of the event in Whistler on 21 February. Al Bello/Getty Images 96936845 above

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Ski Jumping Matti Hautamaeki of Finland hurtles down the ski jump at Whistler, 19 February. Lukas Runggaldier of Italy soars during the Nordic Combined at Whistler, 22 February. Lars Baron/Getty Images 96991574 above

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Snowboard Men’s Halfpipe Shaun White (no. 5) of the United States celebrates his victory with his team-mate – and bronze medal winner – Scott Lago at Cypress Snowboard and Ski-cross Stadium, 17 February. Streeter Lecka/Getty Images 96811956 below Ladies’ Giant Slalom Lindsey Vonn of the United States crashes into the fence at Whistler Creekside during her first run on 24 February. opposite

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men’s Ice Hockey Sidney Crosby #87 of Canada celebrates with his captain Scott Niedermayer #27 after scoring the matchwinning goal in overtime past Ryan Miller #39 of the United States during the Men’s Ice Hockey Final on 28 February. Alex Livesey/Getty Images 97179155 Opposite Women’s Ice Hockey Team Canada celebrate following their 2-0 victory over the US in the Women’s Ice Hockey Final on 25 February. Alex Livesey/Getty Images 97061818 below

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UCI Track Cycling World Championships Sir Chris Hoy of Great Britain in the qualifying rounds for the Men’s Sprint at the Ballerup Super Arena in Copenhagen, 27 March. Bryn Lennon/Getty Images 98086594

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PGA Tour Tiger Woods plays his way out of the trees on the first hole in the first round of the Quail Hollow Championship in Charlotte, North Carolina, 29 April. Richard Heathcote/Getty Images 98746608 above Ryder Cup A general view of the 18th green after the singles matches during the 2010 Ryder Cup at the Celtic Manor Resort, Newport, Wales on 4 October. Tom Dulat/Getty Images 104715956 below 110th U.s. open Phil Mickelson walks up the 18th fairway during the third round of the 110th U.S. Open at Pebble Beach Golf Links, California on 19 June. Harry How/Getty Images 102236603 opposite

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Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Rafael Nadal of Spain during his Wimbledon semi-final match against Andy Murray of Great Britain on 2 July. Clive Brunskill/Getty Images 102584951

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WBA light welterweight Amir Khan of Great Britain hits Paulie Malignaggi during the title fight at Madison Square Garden, New York on 15 May. John gichig/Getty Images 99604337

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e.on Ruhrgas IBU Biathlon World Cup An athlete competes during the Women’s 4 x 6km Relay in Ruhpolding, Germany on 15 January. Alexander Hassenstein/bongarts 95797946

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European Swimming Championships The Great Britain team compete in the synchronised swimming event, Budapest, Hungary, 6 August. Clive Rose/Getty Images 103262641

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Heineken Cup Rugby Ayoola Erinle of Biarritz Olympique is tackled by Eliota Fuimaono-Sapolu of Gloucester during the fifth round at Gloucester on 16 January. Warren Little/Getty Images 95811153 above Barclays Premier League Football Cesc Fabregas of Arsenal is upended by Michael Turner of Sunderland at the Emirates Stadium in London on 20 February. Mike Hewitt/Getty Images 96893798 below 2nd ODI Cricket England captain Alastair Cook dives in vain for the ball between Bangladesh and England at Shere-e-Bangla National Stadium, Dhaka on 2 March. Stu Forster/Getty Images 97355863 opposite

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Pac-10 Basketball Jerome Randle of the Cal Golden Bears drives to the basket over Darnell Gant of the Washington Huskies during the championship game at Staples Center in LA on 13 March. Washington defeated Cal 79-75. Jeff Gross/Getty Images 97683529 Below Major League Baseball Gregor Blanco of the Atlanta Braves catches a fly ball hit by John Jaso of the Tampa Bay Rays in the first inning at Turner Field, Atlanta on 15 June. Kevin C Cox/Getty Images 102127699 opposite NFC Championship Jonathan Casillas #52 of the New Orleans Saints celebrates his team’s victory over the Minnesota Vikings at the Louisiana Superdome in New Orleans on 24 January. Ronald Martinez/Getty Images 96148862 Above

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Delhi 2010 Commonwealth Games

4,300 athletes from 71 nations competed in the Commonwealth Games, which were held for the first time in India. Fabrice Lapierre of Australia competes in the Men’s Long Jump final at Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium on 9 October. Mark Dadswell/Getty Images 105097443

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Delhi 2010 Commonwealth Games Second heat of the Men’s 50m Backstroke at the Dr S P Mukherjee Swimming Complex at Delhi on 4 October. Cameron Spencer/Getty Images 104698709

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NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Emory Healthcare 500 Greg Biffle, in the #16 3M Scotch Blue Ford, spins out during a race at the Atlanta Motor Speedway in Hampton, Georgia on 5 September. Kevin C Cox/Getty Images 103858668

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HUNGARIAN F1 GRAND PRIX Jaime Alguersuari of Spain and Scuderia Toro Rosso retires with engine trouble during the Hungarian F1 Grand Prix at the Hungaroring, Budapest on 1 August. Paul Gilham/Getty Images 103187219

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ABU DHABI F1 GRAND PRIX Sebastian Vettel of Germany and Red Bull Racing returns to his changing room at Yas Marina Circuit as the winner of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix and the new F1 World Champion, 14 November. Mark Thompson/Getty Images 106826056

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Red Bull Air Race Hannes Arch of Austria in action during the Red Bull Air Race in Perth, Australia, 18 April. Dean Mouhtaropoulos/Getty Images 98524637

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2010 FIFA World Cup

Held in South Africa for the first time in its history, the world’s greatest football extravaganza never failed to capture headlines. Whether the story focused on players, fans or the incessant drone of the vuvuzelas, each day offered countless tales of elation, shock, disappointment, achievement or surprise. Our team for the tournament shot over 650,000 frames, which were edited to 36,000 for our website. The following pages show a selection of some of the best. THE Final Andres Iniesta savours victory as the whistle blows at the end of the 2010 FIFA World Cup final. Spain beat the Netherlands 1–0. Johannesburg, 11 July. Alex Livesey/FIFA via Getty Images 102817347

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Italy v New Zealand Fabio Cannavaro of Italy cannot conceal his dejection as he walks to the dressing room after his team’s 1-1 draw on 20 June. Italy – the 2006 World Cup winners – were eliminated in the first round. Ryan Pierse/FIFA via Getty Images 102250002 below 2010 FIFA World Cup Final At Soccer City Stadium a pitch invader gets uncomfortably close to the World Cup trophy, on display before the final, 11 July. above

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England v USA Robert Green of England misjudges the ball and lets in a goal during the Group C match at the Royal Bafokeng Stadium on 12 June. Martin Rose/Getty Images 102016721 below 2010 FIFA World Cup Final Andres Iniesta holds aloft the World Cup trophy. Iniesta scored the winning goal for Spain in the 116th minute of the final on 11 July. Clive Mason/Getty Images 102949159 above

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BRAZIL V CHILE Lucio of Brazil is challenged by Humberto Suazo of Chile at Ellis Park Stadium, Johannesburg, 28 June. Clive Mason/Getty Images 102497422 opposite 2010 FIFA World Cup Final Xabi Alonso of Spain is fouled by Nigel De Jong of the Netherlands during the final on 11 July. Mike Hewitt/ BELOW

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Uruguay v Ghana Shaun Botterill/FIFA via Getty Images 102586264 Netherlands v Brazil Richard Heathcote/Getty Denmark v Japan Stuart Franklin/Getty Images 102377850 BOTTOM row from left Uruguay v Ghana Paul Gilham/FIFA via Getty Images 102586357 USA v Ghana Ian Walton/Getty Images 102436907 North Korea v Ivory Coast Clive Mason/Getty Images 102404856 OPPOSITE Argentina v Mexico An Argentinian fan soaks up the atmosphere ahead of his team’s match against Mexico at Soccer City Stadium on 27 June. Jamie McDonald/Getty Images 102462891 top row from left

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contour/contour style/ fashion & catwalk/access all areas/Royals/exclusives

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Contour Portraiture. The timeless and exceptional portraiture seen on the

following pages results from unique access to some of the greatest names in show business and the arts. The photographers at Contour were commissioned by leading publishing titles to capture the celebrities that have made a mark on 2010. Whether from TV, film or music, each person will be known – and loved or loathed – by millions of people around the globe.

Justin Bieber Gabrielle Revere for Time Magazine contour by getty Images 99033726 80

Carey Mulligan Lorenzo Agius for the Saturday Telegraph Magazine contour by getty Images 17277637 81

Kristen Stewart Yu Tsai for Flaunt Magazine contour by getty Images 100616142

Terry O’Quinn Mitch Jenkins for Sky One contour by getty Images 93394163

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Anna Paquin & Stephen Moyer Patrick Hoelck for TV Guide contour by getty Images 104192430

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Vanessa Paradis Karl Lagerfeld for Madame Figaro Contour by Getty Images 103913237

Leonardo DiCaprio Nicolas Guerin, self assignment Contour by Getty Images 97085421

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Lindsay Lohan Tyler Shields, self assignment Contour by Getty Images below 103003313 opposite 103003521

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Russell Brand Mitch Jenkins for Saturday Times Magazine Contour by Getty Images 87127072

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Katy Perry Yu Tsai for Esquire

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contour style A new collection showcasing our photographers’ and partners’ best beauty, lifestyle, interior and travel images. The collection features work from our top photographers including Yu Tsai, George Holz, Fabrizio Ferri and many more.

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Angeles photo shoot for the January 2010 issue of Harpers Bazaar UK. Yu Tsai/Contour fashion shoot for Flare magazine. Chris Nicholls/Contour

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Fashion & catwalk Backstage, front row, arrivals and parties. Our photographers and editors were at almost every major fashion event around the globe. Always with an eye for detail, shape and emerging designers; alongside the doyens of fashion and their collections, shoulder to shoulder with the glitterati at the after show parties and new season launches. Madrid Fashion Week A model walks the runway in the Teresa Helbig fashion show at the Ifema on 18 September. Jasper Juinen/Getty Images 104242963 Opposite Andrés Sardá fashion show at Madrid, 20 September. Jasper Juinen/GETTY IMAGES 104289564 Below Cibeles

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Paris Fashion Week Models on the runway during the John Galliano Ready to Wear Spring/Summer 2011 show at Opera Comique, 3 October. Pascal Le Segretain/GETTY IMAGES 104684237

access all areas We are privileged to be working with the best entertainment photographers in the business. From the arrivals at red-carpet premieres to the action behind the scenes at parties and awards, our photographers also have exclusive and special access to the biggest events, including the Academy Awards, Emmys, Tonys and BAFTAs.

Jeff Bridges & Maggie Gyllenhaal Attend the 2010 Vanity Fair Oscar Party hosted by Graydon Carter at the Sunset Tower Hotel, West Hollywood, 7 March. Kevin Mazur VF1/WireImage 97570633 opposite Kate Beckinsale Attends the premiere of ‘IL Gattopardo’ at the Palais des Festivals during the 63rd Annual Cannes Film Festival, 14 May. Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images 99313780 above

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Hudson Arrives at the 16th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards held at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles, 23 January. Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images 96125992 top row from left Rihanna & Beyonce Knowles Backstage during the 52nd Annual Grammy Awards, 31 January. Larry Busacca/Getty Images 96312043 Kirk Douglas & Michael Douglas Attend the 37th Annual Chaplin Award gala, 24 May. Theo Wargo/WireImage 100955354 Katy Perry & Taylor Swift At the 52nd Annual GRAMMY Awards held at The Beverly Hilton Hotel, 31 January. Larry Busacca/Getty Images for NARAS 96287837 Sandra Bullock & Helen Mirren Arrive at the 82nd Annual Academy Awards, Hollywood, 7 March. Frazer Harrison/Getty Images 97524257 BOttom row from left Jeremy Renner & Kathryn Bigelow Attend the 2010 Vanity Fair Oscar Party hosted by Graydon Carter at the Sunset Tower Hotel, West Hollywood, 7 March. Kevin Mazur/VF1/WireImage 97669191 Marion Cotillard & Elizabeth Banks Attend amfAR’s Cinema Against AIDS 2010 benefit gala dinner, Hotel du Cap, Antibes, France, 20 May. John Shearer/amfAR1/Getty Images 100025583 Nicole Richie, Joel Madden & Gwen Stefani At the Montblanc Charity Cocktail hosted by The Weinstein Company to benefit UNICEF held at Soho House, West Hollywood, 6 March. John Shearer/WireImage 97503764 Heidi Klum & Victoria Beckham Attend the 18th Annual Elton John AIDS Foundation Oscar party held at Pacific Design Center, West Hollywood, 7 March. Dimitrios opposite Kate

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Diaz At the 2010 Vanity Fair Oscar Party hosted by Graydon Carter at the Sunset Tower Hotel, West Hollywood, 7 March. Kevin Mazur/VF1/WireImage 97539301 Paris & Nicky Hilton On holiday in Portofino, Italy, 20 July. Jacopo Raule/FilmMagic/GETTY IMAGEs 103001762 Anna Wintour & Blake Lively Attend Fashion’s Night Out: The Show at Lincoln Center, New York, 7 September. Larry Busacca/GETTY IMAGEs 103901620 Natalia Vodianova, Mario Testino & Kate Moss Attend the Love Ball as part of London Fashion Week Autumn/Winter 2010 in aid of The Naked Heart Foundation at The Roundhouse, in London, 23 February. Nick Harvey/WireImage 96999258 clockwise from top left Cameron

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Eva Longoria Parker Attends the Robin Hood Premiere at the Palais des Festivals during the 63rd Annual Cannes Film Festival, France, 12 May. Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images 99053988 below Benny Medina, Jennifer Lopez, Bradley Cooper, Christina Hendricks & Neil Patrick Harris At the Tommy Hilfiger Spring 2011 Men’s and Women’s show during Mercedes-Benz fashion week at Lincoln Center, New York, 12 September. Jamie McCarthy/GETTY IMAGES 104042158 above

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Minogue Performing at g-a-y Heaven, London, 11 July. Ian Gavan/Getty Images for tb 102800259 Cole Live on stage at the Brit Awards 2010, Earls Court, London, 16 February. Gareth Cattermole/Getty Images 96787405 opposite Pink Performing during the 52nd Annual Grammy Awards, Staples Center, Los Angeles, 31 January. Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic/GETTY IMAGES 96307088 Below left Kylie

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Lady Gaga During the 2010 Lollapalooza music festival, Grant Park, Chicago, 6 August. Kevin Mazur/ Alison Goldfrapp At the LED Festival, Victoria Park, London, 28 August. Annabel Staff/Redferns/GETTY IMAGEs 103698892 below Florence Welch Performs on stage during the Adelaide leg of Laneway Festival at Fowler’s Live in Adelaide, Australia, 5 February. Mark Metcalfe/GETTY IMAGES 96449205 opposite

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opposite Prince William and Kate Middleton pose for photographs at St James Palace. After much speculation, Clarence House announced the couple’s engagement. They will get married 29 April next year and will continue to live in North Wales while Prince William works as an air sea rescue pilot for the RAF. The couple became engaged during a recent holiday in Kenya having been together for eight years, London, 16 November. Chris Jackson/Getty Images 106911190 above Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden and Prince Daniel Duke of Vastergotland greet the crowds in Stockholm after their wedding ceremony, 19 June. Pascal Le Segretain/getty images 102229159 below Prince Albert II of Monaco and Charlene Wittstock dance at the 62nd Monaco Red Cross Ball, Monte Carlo, 30 July. Pascal Le Segretain/

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exclusives Having built strong, trusting relationships with major celebrities over the years, we are invited to shoot major exclusives that grace the covers and spreads of countless magazines the world over. This is just a small selection of the images that have appeared in the biggest titles this year.

Robbie Williams & Ayda Field Photographed at their wedding in Los Angeles, 8 August. Larry Hagman Poses during an at home photo shoot in Ojai, California, 31 August. Keith Leman/Getty Images opposite

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Melania Trump Poses for a portrait wearing a dress by Roberto Cavalli, shoes by Manolo Blahnik, Silverstone oval simulated gemstone ring in emerald and Silverstone simulated gemstone floral stud earrings in emerald by Melania Timepieces & Jewelry, makeup by Mykel Renner for Kett Cosmetics, hair by Mordechai for yarokhair.com, New York, 14 April. Regine Mahaux/MT/Contour by Getty Images 103174315 112

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dennis hopper/tony curtis/ jean simmons/leslie neilsen/alexander Mcqueen AnniversarieS 100 years/65 Years/60 years/40 years/30 years Collections john bulmer/Macdiarmid/Montgomery/hedrich BLESSING archive/ archive photos/new york daily news/Gamma-keystone

Dennis Hopper Actor. Born 1936. Died aged 74. Michael Muller/Contour by getty Images 17036301

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Obituaries

The obituary is of course quite literally, the story of all human life. 2010, like any year, has brought with it the passing of folk from the whole gamut of endeavor: icons and achievers, dreamers and heroic failures, fast-laners and slow-burners, the revered and the reviled. Yet whatever the personal biography tells us, the visual document is more than ever at the heart of the human story.

Tony Curtis Actor, pictured at home with his wife Janet Leigh and their daughters Kelly Lee (left) and Jamie Lee, 7 January 1959. Born 1925. Died aged 85. Allan Grant/Time & Life Pictures 50422724 Opposite Jean Simmons Actor. Born 1929. Died aged 81. Silver Screen Collection/Archive Photos 71495551 Above

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Malcolm McLaren Performer, impressario and former manager of the Sex Pistols. Born 1946. Died aged 64. Steve Pyke/Getty Images 71971547  Ian Carmichael Actor. Born 1920. Died aged 90. Duffy/Getty Images 85256479  Eddie Fisher Singer and entertainer. Born 1928. Died aged 82. Silver Screen Collection/Archive Photos 71494802 JD Salinger Author of The Catcher in the Rye. Born 1919. Died aged 91. Antony Di Gesu/San Diego Historical Society/Hulton Archive 96308860 Middle row, from left Lena Horne Singer and actress. Born 1917. Died aged 93. Michael Ochs Archives 76378491 Bob Guccione Publisher of Penthouse magazine. Born 1930. Died aged 80. Ray Fisher/Time & Life images 50714642 Art Linkletter Television and radio host. Born 1912. Died aged 98. CBS Photo Archive 50783645 Louise Bourgeois Sculptor. Born 1911. Died aged 99. Fred W. McDarrah 95623716 Bottom row, from left Norman Wisdom Actor and comedian. Born 1915. Died aged 95. Baron/Hulton Archive 3328691 Teddy Pendergrass Singer and songwriter. Born 1950. Died aged 60. David Redfern/Redferns 84896220 Dick Francis Author. Born 1920. Died aged 90. Acey Harper/Time & Life images 50429388 Alan Sillitoe Author. Born 1928. Died aged 82. Gemma Levine/Hulton Archive 71702014 Opposite Leslie Neilsen Actor. Born 1926. Died aged 84. ABC Photo Archives 93682268 Top row, from left

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Alexander McQueen Fashion designer, photographed with Isabella Blow for Vanity Fair, 1997. Born 1969.Died aged 41. David LaChapelle/Contour by Getty Images 89776359

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AnniversarieS 100 years: The Race to the South Pole

A century ago the Terra Nova expedition (1910–1913), led by Robert Falcon Scott, set out to be the first to reach the South Pole. The expedition has since become a byword for tragic heroism – a courageous battle against extreme adversity, which ultimately ended in failure. Scott was beaten to the pole by the Norwegian explorer Roald Amundsen, and he perished along with the rest of his party on the return journey. Photographer Herbert Ponting joined Scott’s winter camp. His extraordinary glass plate images capture both the alien beauty of the landscape and the physical challenges faced by the men. 100 years on, they remain a fascinating testimony to the strength of human will and endurance.

English explorer Apsley Cherry-Garrard (1886–1959). Herbert Ponting/Scott Polar Research Canadian Sir Charles Seymour Wright (1887–1975), on his return from the Great Ice Barrier. Herbert Ponting/scott Polar Research Institute University of Cambridge 96209877 Captain Lawrence Oates (1880–1912). Herbert Ponting/Scott Polar Research Institute University of Cambridge 96209956 Bottom row, left to right A member of the team tucks into some canned delicacies. Herbert Ponting/Scott Polar Research Institute University of Cambridge 94982618 Russian dog-driver Anton Omelchenko doubling as barber for Petty Officer Patrick Keohane. Herbert Ponting/Scott Polar Research Institute University of Cambridge 96209933 Photographer Herbert Ponting (1870–1935) with his cinematograph. Herbert Ponting/ Scott Polar Research Institute University of Cambridge 94982625 Opposite The Terra Nova in the ice pack. Top row, left to right

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100 years: Birth of Hollywood When film director D W Griffith stumbled

across some California real estate in 1910, little did he know it would one day serve as shorthand for the dreams and aspirations of millions. 2010 marked 100 years since the cameras of the Hollywood movie machine began to roll – a century of celluloid glamour, glitz and high drama.

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gather at Grauman’s Chinese Theater for the premiere of the first-ever film in Cinemascope, The Robe (dir. Henry Koster), 1953. Al Greene/Hulton Archive 3243272 Above left Hollywood director, producer and scriptwriter Billy Wilder (1906–2002), whose most famous works include Double Indemnity, Sunset Boulevard, The Seven-Year Itch and Some Like It Hot, c.1940. John Kobal Foundation 3169924 Above right Fred Astaire (1899–1987), in trademark top hat, Ascot tie and tails, practises on the Paramount studio roof-top, c.1946, the year he announced his first retirement. Hulton Archive 3281046 125

Audrey Hepburn (1929–1993) Hulton Archive 52103226

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ELIZABETH TAYLOR Born 1932. Archive Photos 3232433

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James Dean (1931–1955) On the set of Giant, 1955. Archive photos 3202448

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Marlon Brando (1924–2004) On the set of The Wild One, 1953. John Kobal Foundation 3170738

40 years: Jimi Hendrix

Died on 18 September 1970, aged just 27. In the space of four short years he had produced a full career’s worth of music and innovation. He seemed to have arrived fully formed, with an indelible image – an unmistakable silhouette and a mesmerising style that captivated fans and photographers alike.

Hendrix (1942–1970) on stage at the Civic Auditorium in Bakersfield, California on 26 October, 1968. Michael Ochs Archives 79590691

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Hendrix photographed amid smoke and flames for his album Electric Ladyland, London 1968. David Montgomery 103110928

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30 years: Death of John Lennon One of the greatest songwriters of the

20th century would have turned 70 this year, and 2010 also marks 30 years since his life was cut short on the corner of a New York street. Progressing from a Beatle who took the world by storm to a passionate campaigner for causes, it’s impossible to say what direction Lennon’s career would have taken next, but it’s his music alone that ensures his place in the pantheon of pop culture.

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Lennon (1940–1980) in the grounds of Chiswick House, London, during the making of promotional films for the Beatles singles Rain and Paperback Writer, 20 May 1966. Robert Whitaker/ Hulton Archive 73665106 Above, right The Daily News front page of 9 December 1980 shows Yoko Ono being helped from Roosevelt Hospital by David Geffen. Gene Kappock/NY Daily News Archive 97302196 OPPOSITE John Lennon and Yoko Ono spent a week of their honeymoon in March 1969 a ‘bed-in for peace’ in the presidential suite of the Amsterdam Hilton Hotel. Cummings Archives/Redferns 91139123 132

65 years: Liberation of Auschwitz

On 27 January 1945 Soviet forces entered Auschwitz concentration camp and liberated the remaining 7,000 prisoners, who were mostly ill or dying. The SS had begun evacuation of the complex weeks before, forcing 60,000 prisoners to march 60 kilometres west to Wodzisław – some 15,000 died en route. At least 1.1 million people are thought to have been murdered at Auschwitz between 1940 and 1945.   “Let us remember that we are on the site of the most gigantic cemetery in the world, a cemetery where there are no graves, no stones, but where the ashes of more than one million people lie.” Polish Culture Minister Waldemar Dabrowski

Card from the medical files, showing survivor, Stephan Bleyer, in the medical station after the camp’s liberation, March 1945. Bilderwelt/Roger Viollet 77881251 Opposite, Above Polish children, numbered and photographed after their arrival at Auschwitz, undated photo from Poland’s State Museum Oswiacim, made available by the Simon Wiesenthal Center. AFP 51953323 below Pile of spectacles – each one with an exterminated owner. LAPI/Roger Viollet 92424035 Above

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60 years: Korean War 1950–1953 (armistice) 60 years ago

this year skirmishes over newly carved borders on the Korean peninsula escalated into full-blown military conflict – a proxy war with US and Sino-Soviet forces backing opposing sides. An armistice was signed after three years, in 1953, but the war has never officially ended, and relations between North and South Korea remain as poisonous as ever.

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picture of US troops parachuting into action. Some 37,000 American soldiers were deployed in South Korea. AFP 101974864 Above, clockwise from top left US troops round up North Korean POWs. Photo first published in the Picture Post on 7 October 1950. Bert Hardy/Picture Post 3402547 US Marines landing at Incheon, September 1950. Hank Walker/Time & Life Pictures 50869590 South Korean political prisoners are lined up at Pusan, September 1950. Bert Hardy/Picture Post 2658639 Medics attend to a boy injured during the battle for the key port of Incheon – a decisive UN victory, which helped to stem the advances of the North Korean forces. Bert Hardy/Picture Post 2716531 137

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Army Major Carroll Cooper shows signs of exhaustion after a three-day pursuit of North Koreans through the freezing gorges of the Yalu River, December 1950. Hank Walker/ Time & Life Pictures 50777920 below Injured civilian, 1950. AFP 51406685

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collections john bulmer

Getty Images Archive is delighted to have the work of British photographer John Bulmer as the latest addition to its roster of historical documentary coverage. Bulmer worked briefly at the UK’s Daily Express newspaper before joining the ranks of The Sunday Times Magazine, sharing the credit for its first ever colour front cover with David Bailey. Bulmer gives us a disinterested and gritty vision of ‘swinging sixties’ Britain, where some may have partied hard but most simply got on with the grind of daily life. Though he worked as a photojournalist for only a few years before turning his eye to filmmaking, he leaves us with a lasting document of a Britain in change.

Tipton, in the Black Country, West Midlands, January 1961. John Bulmer 105229966

Hartlepool, County Durham, 1962. John Bulmer 104374263 141

Peter Macdiarmid The archive of Getty Images UK senior news photographer

Peter Macdiarmid is now available online. Peter cut his photographic teeth freelancing at the UK’s Independent – a paper known for its visual style and ground-breaking use of news photography – before shooting for The Daily Telegraph and Reuters. From the comings and goings of Downing Street to numerous portraits of businessmen, politicians and figures from the arts, Macdiarmid’s archive is a great complement to our coverage of life in Britain in the 90s and beyond. below British

Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher at an official engagement the day after Nigel Lawson resigned as Chancellor of the Exchequer, 27 October 1989. Peter Macdiarmid 95917176

David Montgomery Born in Brooklyn, New York, David Montgomery worked

for the award-winning photographer Lester Bookbinder for four years, and in the early 1960s followed him to England, where he fell in love with the soft, romantic light and took up residence in London. Since then he has been a regular contributor to Vogue, The Sunday Times, The Daily Telegraph and Rolling Stone, and has become internationally known as a portrait photographer of artists, celebrities and statesmen. Among some of his most prominent sitters are HM Queen Elizabeth II, Jimi Hendrix, Baroness Thatcher, The Rolling Stones, Pierre Trudeau, HM King Hussein, Andy Warhol and The Clash, to name but a few. Mick Jagger poses with a strategically placed copy of Sticky Fingers, in a tongue-in-cheek portrait to promote the release of the new Rolling Stones album (cover design – Andy Warhol), 23 April 1971. David Montgomery 105062457 opposite

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Hedrich Blessing Since its founding in 1929, Hedrich Blessing has documented

the myriad forms arising from the architectural ferment of 20th-century Chicago and the rest of the United States. Hedrich Blessing’s ability to translate modernism’s innovative architectural spaces into photography’s two-dimensional format gained it the trust of noted architects such as Frank Lloyd Wright, Mies van der Rohe, Skidmore, Owings & Merrill and Holabird & Root, and generated images every bit as masterful as the buildings they depict.

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view of the banquet room at the Hotel Statler, Washington DC, 1943. Chicago history museum The Rookery Building designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, Chicago, 1968. Chicago history museum 92421281 The Auditorium Theater, Chicago, 1967. Chicago history museum 103158083 Interior view of the elevator lobby at the Hotel Statler, Washington DC, 1943. Chicago history museum 98554888 Stairwell of the Duquesne University Science Center, designed by Mies van der Rohe, Pittsburgh, 1968. Chicago history museum 95778199 98554932 Opposite, clockwise from top left

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Archive Photos From the signing of the Declaration of Independence to some

of the most memorable images of the 20th century, the Archive Photos collection has been carefully crafted to reflect historically and socially significant American themes. It boasts 80,000 digitised archival editorial and creative images, including news photos of every description from around the world, vintage model-released stock and extensive coverage of Hollywood from its early days to the present, as well as a large collection of engravings and drawings of events and people predating the introduction of photography.

Harold Lloyd American comic actor (1893–1971) in surprised mode, c.1920. Harold Lloyd Oakman as gangster Hawk Miller, in a still from Lights of New York. vintage Images 92569935 below The hazy New York City midtown skyline, seen from a bus travelling over the 59th Street Bridge to Queens in the 1940s. pictorial Parade 55826584 Opposite

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The ‘H-Bomb Rocket’ ride at the Rockaways Playland amusement park was a real scream – Long Island, New York, c.1955. Hulton Archive 3233748 The crown and spire of the Chrysler Building, New York City, 1930. Frederic Lewis 50895776 Tail fin and lights of a 1957 Buick. FPG 51106008 A survivor of the atomic bombings of Japan, with extensive keloid scars caused by radiation, c.1946. FPG 82790369 Opposite Rockefeller Center in midtown Manhattan, designed by Raymond Hood and completed in May 1933. Photo c.1945. George Enell 3238548 Clockwise from top left

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beach belles proudly show off the latest swimwear fashions and must-have accessories, including a portable radio, 1948. Lambert 52466599 below Aviation Ordinanceman N F Nitishin prepares to arm a Vought F4U-1 Corsair fighter with belts of .30 calibre machinegun ammunition. Pacific Base, 1943. PhotoQuest 103369102

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New York Daily News From the remarkable scoop of Ruth Snyder’s execution

in 1928 right up to yesterday’s front cover, the historical archives of the New York Daily News provide a captivating insight into the workings of the Big Apple. From Mafia bosses to baseball, from daily life to extraordinary moments, the photographers on the NYDN beat covered it all. With over 100,000 images now available through Getty Images, we invite you to explore the fascinating visual history of one of the world’s greatest cities.

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construction of the World Trade Center in New York City, 21 October 1970. John Duprey 97275543 pages of The Daily News from 8 May 1945 97295661 6 August 1962 97292750 12 September 2001 97301365 9 August 1974 97281300 clockwise from top left Front

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Kid Gavilan absorbs a hair-raising right to the jaw during a World Welterweight title match against Sugar Ray Robinson at Philadelphia’s Municipal Stadium. Robinson retained the title on points, 12 July 1949. Charles Hoff 97257873

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Lew Blank, Ben Levine and Joseph Mazzariello (left to right) are photographed after their arrest in an auto racket raid, New York, 31 December 1935. 97268471

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Gamma-Keystone Set up in 1927 as part of Bert Garai’s global empire of

news and feature pictures, Keystone France, managed by brother Alexander, is today one of Europe’s richest and most comprehensive archives of personalities and events covering the 20th century. Launched on gettyimages.com with over 60,000 pictures, it will soon be joined by the prestigious archives of the world-renowned Gamma press agency, whose photographers have documented and defined the world around them since 1967. What’s online today is just a fraction of what will soon be here, but start exploring the collections now from both online and our deep file archives in London and Paris.

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a referendum, Italy becomes a republic and King Umberto II goes into exile, 10 June 1946. 104404134 Opposite, clockwise from top left An innovation in news photography – flash bulbs, filled with magnesium that would burn very brightly. They were usable only once, but could be triggered in quick succession, 1931. 104419358 A late-comer rings for admittance to his school, Paris, 10 January 1937. 104402050 Hermann Goering (1893–1946) around the time he joined the Nazi party, c.1922. 104419736 An early morning training run in Saint James’s Park for Italian boxer Primo Carnera (the ‘Ambling Alp’) and his coach Paul Journee, London, 10 March 1932. 104416279 156

Funeral vigil for Nasimi Elshani, a Kosovar separatist killed by Serbian forces in Nogovac, Kosovo, on 29 January 1990. Georges Merillion 105476514

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