Liz and Dick's Scandalous Encounter, June 25, 1962, Italy:
Liz Taylor and Richard Burton, both married to others, were caught in Rome during the filming of "Cleopatra." The image captured the scandalous affair, making it an iconic moment in paparazzi history.
Brad and Jen's Beach Walk, Jan. 6, 2005, Anguilla:
This poignant photo of Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston walking on a beach came out amid rumors of their split. Later, it gained significance as the last picture of them together before their breakup and Brad's subsequent relationship with Angelina Jolie.
Jackie Onassis's "Windblown" Moment, Oct. 7, 1971, Madison Avenue:
Ron Galella's infamous "Windblown Jackie" reshaped paparazzi photography. Taken by her nemesis, the candid shot of Jackie O became an iconic example of paparazzi as an art form, capturing a glamorous yet unposed moment.
Princess Diana at the Taj Mahal, Feb. 11, 1992:
Three days before Valentine's Day, Princess Diana posed alone in front of the Taj Mahal, sending a powerful message about her troubled marriage with Prince Charles. The photo showcased Diana's understanding of using paparazzi to convey messages and contributed to her becoming the "People's Princess."
These legendary paparazzi photos not only captured moments of controversy but also played a role in shaping public perception and understanding the power dynamics between celebrities and the media.
