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Always quick with a joke or a story, Triolo photographed just about every sport for SI, and more than 50 of his shots appeared on the cover. Among his most enduring images: Roger Maris's 61st home run, skater Dorothy Hamill at the 1976 Olympics and Cowboys tight end Jackie Smith dropping a sure touchdown in Super Bowl XIII. Warren
Bolster He is considered the best skateboarding photographer ever, but Bolster's surfing shots got him into the pages of SI. The former beach bum was among the first to mount cameras underwater and on boards, and he wasn't afraid of colliding with his subjects. "Unless I can get really close," he said, "it's not interesting for me."  
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