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As this post on Dull Tool Dim Bulb points out, Sam Shere was the photographer who captured the iconic image of the Hindenburg exploding in Lakehurst, N.J. in 1937 (see below). A few years later, he was taking pictures of other photographers, specifically, women photographers in nightclubs (above) who had replaced their male counterparts called to service in WW2.
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