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1 review
Flip Schulke

Prentice Hall, 1978

An early classic.
In 1980 I was invited to enter the large marine arena in Hong Kong to photograph the resident Killer Whale called Hoi Wai. At that time, the only person of whom I had ever heard who had done something similar was Flip Schulke and I must have read and re-read that part of this book "Underwater Photography for Everyone" over a hundred times before finally going ahead. Eventually one of my resultant ...

He Had a Dream: Martin Luther King, Jr., and the Civil Rights Movement
Flip Schulke

W. W. Norton & Company, 1995

As a young photojournalist in the early 1950s, Flip Schulke began covering social issues. In 1958, while working as a freelancer for "Jet and Ebony", he was assigned to photograph Martin Luther King for the first time. After that, at King's invitation, he began photographing behind the scenes at Southern Christian Leadership Conference meetings and eventually became committed to covering King and the growing Civil Rights Movement. For a decade ...

Martin Luther King, Jr: A Documentary, Montgomery to Memphis
Flip Schulke

W. W. Norton & Company, 1976

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, was, during his lifetime, an inspiration and an example; at the end of the 20th century his influence on American life is still strong. This book is a pictoral record of Dr King's leadership in the non-violent movement for racial equality and human dignity from the boycott of segregated buses in Montgomery, Alabama in 1955 until his assassination in Memphis, Tennessee in 1968.

Muhammad Ali: The Birth of a Legend, Miami, 1961-1964

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Flip Schulke, Matt Schudel

St. Martin's Griffin, 2001

Muhammad, How We Still Admire You
If you are a fan of Muhammad Ali or sports photography, you'll find this book a joy to read. The book focuses on Flip Schulke's black and white photographs of Ali that were taken on a few occasions from the early to mid-1960s. Flip's comments about the photos and Ali provide rare glimpses into Ali's early penchant for showmanship and the racial prejudice that affected his views. If you ...

King Remembered: The Story of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in Words and Pictures

1 review
Flip Schulke, Penelope Ortner McPhee

Pocket Books, 1986

most intriging, excellent,bravo
More books are needed like this for our youth of this next century..

Witness to Our Times: My Life as a Photojournalist
Flip Schulke

Cricket Books/Marcato, 2003

Over the course of his 50-year career, Flip Schulke has been published in Life, Time, Newsweek, and Sports Illustrated and has photographed Elvis Presley, Muhammad Ali, Martin Luther King Jr., Fidel Castro, John F. Kennedy, and the first astronauts of the American space program. His images from the 1960s stunned American magazine readers, helping to raise public awareness and influence the course of history. Here Schulke recounts how he built a ...

Underwater Photography for Everyone

1 review
Flip Schulke

Prentice Hall Trade, 1979

An early classic.
In 1980 I was invited to enter the large marine arena in Hong Kong to photograph the resident Killer Whale called Hoi Wai. At that time, the only person of whom I had ever heard who had done something similar was Flip Schulke and I must have read and re-read that part of this book "Underwater Photography for Everyone" over a hundred times before finally going ahead. Eventually one of my resultant ...

Southern Exposure Volume 9, No. 1 (Spring 1981)

The Institute for Southern Studies, 1981

Table of Contents: Stayed On Freedom J. Hunter O'Dell ... Notes on the Movement Tom Gardner & Cynthia Stokes Brown ... The Montgomery Bus Boycott: Interviews With Rosa Parks, E.D. Nixon, Johnny Carr and Virginia Durr I'm Gonna Sit at the Welcome Table Eugene Pfaff ... Greensboro Sit-ins: Interviews With William Thomas, Elizabeth Laizner, Clarence Malone and Willa Player We Shall Not Be Moved Nashville Sit-ins - Nonviolence Emerges: ...