Mahatma Gandhi, 1946
Also known as The Great Soul, Mahatma Gandhi was a civil rights leader who believed in equal rights for Indians and fought against British colonial occupation. In this photo, he is standing next to a spinning wheel, upon which he would often work.
Mahatma Gandhi 1946
Margaret Bourke-White captured the photo, and it is by far one of the most famous photos ever taken of him. Gandi advocated for a nonviolent form of protest and action called satyagraha.
Mark Spitz, 1972
Co Rentmeester was once an Olympian before he dedicated his life to photography, and here he has photographed another athlete, Mark Spiz, during training. This photo was taken in the run-up to the 1972 Olympics which were in Munich.
Mark Spitz 1972
Spitz would go on to win seven golden medals, which was an immense record to set. This photo clearly demonstrates his physical fitness, showing that he is at the top of his game and swimming career.
