Yousef Karsh, a portrait photographer, became internationally famous when he photographed Winston Churchill in December,1941. Karsh recalled Churchill marching into the room scowling, "...regarding my cameras as he might regard the German enemy." Karsh removed Churchill's cigar, the scowl deepened and he thrust his head forward belligerently. The image captured Churchill and the Britain of the time perfectly -- defiant and unconquerable, and may be the most reproduced photographic portrait...
