Dave Wilkinson
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Just heard on my car radio - tomorrow it's exactly forty years since the Beatles walked across that 'Zebra' crossing - for the cover of the Abbey Road album, I don't have it, but wonder who the photog was that took the picture , anyone know?....genuine question! ( and nobody say - Al K. 
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Paul T.
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Iain MacMillan - he'd done the mad day out too, i think.
Took 15 minutes to shoot, based on a sketch by McCartney. Russ Gibb, a Detroit DJ, noticed that Paul had no shoes and decided he was dead...
Took 15 minutes to shoot, based on a sketch by McCartney. Russ Gibb, a Detroit DJ, noticed that Paul had no shoes and decided he was dead...
Wahoo
Washing on Siegfried Line
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Still got my old Beatles LP's and of course a Beatles Box in excellent unworn condition.
Still got my old Beatles LP's and of course a Beatles Box in excellent unworn condition.
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GMcD
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Iconic shot. Anyone know what camera was used? Amazing they could take the shot with so few people/cars around.
ZeissFan
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Maybe it was shot on a Sunday morning. That's sometimes when things are the quietest.
GMcD
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This thread made me want to learn more and through the power of "google" I learnt that the photographer was on a step ladder in the middle of the road. The whole shoot took 15mins. You can see behind John a police van with a man standing next to it. Can you believe they have traced the guy, who was an American tourist, waiting in the street for his wife to come out of a museum.