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Photojournalist Bill Eppridge, who photographed Sen. Robert F. Kennedy moments after he was fatally shot in Los Angeles in 1968, died October 3. "Rigid, semiconscious, his face an ashen mask, Senator Kennedy lies in a pool of his own blood on the concrete floor, a bullet deep in his brain and another in his neck. Juan Romero, a busboy whose hand Kennedy had shaken before the shots, tried to comfort him." See more of Eppridge's work at Life. Bill Eppridge/Time & Life Pictures/Getty Images
Marilyn Lovell, wife of astronaut Jim Lovell, listens to the "squawk box" at home during the Apollo 13 crisis, April 1970. Bill Eppridge/Time & Life Pictures/Getty Images
Skateboarding in New York City, 1965. Bill Eppridge/Time & Life Pictures/Getty Images
From left: Astronauts Pete Conrad and Buzz Aldrin; James Lovell's mother, Blanch; Barbara Lovell (chin in hand); Neil Armstrong (standing); Jeffrey, Marilyn and Susan Lovell, all watching TV at the Lovell home during the Apollo 13 crisis, April 1970. Bill Eppridge/Time & Life Pictures/Getty Images
Sen. Robert Kennedy gives a speech at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles before his assassination, June 1968. See more of Eppridge's work at LIfe. Bill Eppridge/Time & Life Pictures/Getty Images
