Top 100 photos: Picture 1

                           
1. I chose this image because It's a very famous pose of Michael Jordan, who's one of my favorite basketball players.
2. This photo is the most famous silhouette ever captured. The photographer, Jacobus Rentmeester, captured a picture of Michael Jordan soaring through the air about to dunk the ball with his legs split.
3. Nike wanted a logo for Michael Jordans new Air Jordan sneakers. So, they contacted Rentmeester, and offered to pay him $150 for temporary use of his slides. Soon, this was one of the biggest logos around the world.
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5. Jacobus Rentmeester was born in 1936 in Amsterdam. In 1959, won bronze at the European rowing championship, and in 1961, he went to the Art Center College in Los Angeles.

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