Bentley also photographed all forms of ice and natural water formations including clouds and fog.

The people they talked with and photographed, including Muhammad Sattar, 11, second from left, offered their accounts of what the war has meant for them.

To make the book, Sternfeld photographed ordinary things, including unsuccessful towns and barren-looking landscapes.

As a sports photographer, he photographed in six European countries, including Russia.

The 5th photographed many strategic targets in Germany including: oil refineries, aircraft factories, and communication facilities.

At that time he photographed his companions, including Colonel Georges Guingouin.

With his own camera, he photographed everything he saw, including people "who hadn't even enough fluid in their bodies to cry."

He photographed both natural sceneries and people at work, including the fishing industry in Lofoten before the introduction of motorized boats.

He photographed vestiges of their manufacturing past, including large metal vats and a long conveyer belt.

He photographed over 70,000 men in the span of his career, including international heads of state, religious leaders, and artists.