Kluetmeier, who shot over 100 covers for Sports Illustrated, died Tuesday morning at age 82, leaving behind a catalog of renowned images that still resonate. This shot of swimmer Michael Phelps ...

His photograph ran on the cover of Sports Illustrated without ... the Soviet Union at the 1980 Winter Games and the swimmer Michael Phelps’s minuscule margin of victory in a gold medal race ...

the U.S. hockey team’s triumph in the Miracle on Ice and swimmer Michael Phelps’s hairbreadth victory at the 2008 Olympics — died Jan. 14 at his home studio in Manhattan. He was 82.

Heinz Kluetmeier, an award-winning photojournalist whose portfolio includes iconic Olympic images of the “Miracle On Ice” in 1980 and Michael Phelps’ “Miracle Finish” in 2008, has died ...

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Heinz Kluetmeier, an award-winning photojournalist whose portfolio includes iconic Olympic images of the “Miracle On Ice” in 1980 and Michael Phelps ... his first SI cover featured ...

His career involved shooting more than 100 Sports Illustrated covers, including memorable photos of Mark Spitz and Michael Phelps. Earlier Tuesday, he passed away at the age of 82 due to ...

The pre-Olympic cover of him was the first time he put on the gold suit. And I have to say the last Olympics I really enjoyed when Michael [Phelps] won his first medal in Athens. It was unbridled ...

Heinz Kluetmeier, an award-winning photojournalist whose portfolio includes iconic Olympic images of the "Miracle On Ice" in 1980 and Michael Phelps ... his first SI cover featured seven-time ...

Photographer Heinz Kluetmeier is perhaps best known for his more than 100 Sports Illustrated cover photos, including an iconic shot of the 1980 'Miracle on Ice' US Olympic hockey upset over the Soviet ...

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and swimmer Michael Phelps’s hairbreadth victory at the 2008 Olympics — died Tuesday at his home studio in Manhattan. He was 82. The cause was complications from Parkinson’s disease and a ...