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A Time It Was: Bill Eppridge’s Photos of Bobby Kennedy
Longtime Eddie Adams friend, Bill Eppridge, is an icon of American photojournalism — most noted for his photo of Bobby Kennedy’s assassination....
Longtime Eddie Adams friend, Bill Eppridge, is an icon of American photojournalism — most noted for his photo of Bobby Kennedy’s assassination. His recently published book, “A Time It Was: Bobby Kennedy in the Sixties” is a poignant essay of Kennedy’s run for the White House, but also a reminder of how much political coverage has changed.
Eppridge recently compared photographing Bobby Kennedy in the 60s with trying to take photos of Barack Obama this year in a SportsShooter.com article.
Photo by Bill Eppridge
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