Iconic Photos

[Runscott]

Here are a few (in my opinion)

[Frozen in Time]

Originally Posted by Runscott

Here are a few (in my opinion)

Post World War II would have to include this '51 of the Mick used for the '52 Topps card.

Craig

[Runscott]

Definitely.

I wonder if this one would be considered 'iconic' to the general public?

[Runscott]

...or is it this one?

[Frozen in Time]

Originally Posted by Runscott

...or is it this one?

This one I think. Note: that's Herbie Scharfman (famous photographer for SI, Life, INS and UP) just to the left of Ali's right leg, unfortunately on the wrong side of the ring for this great shot by Neil Leifer.

Craig

[perezfan]

How about this....

[thecatspajamas]

Fun discussion! I've about exhausted my time to spend posting until later tonight, but for those with wide renown outside the hobby, I might also suggest:

Willie Mays "The Catch" image


Yogi Berra leaping into Don Larsen's arms following his World Series Perfect Game



Also, the Williams image you posted Scott was shot by Herman Seid, not the more-well-known and nearly identical Conlon shot. Seid did take this shot of Gehrig that was used as the basis for a US postage stamp in 1989 though, so perhaps it would qualify: