In the summer of 1967, an ordinary workday on a quiet street in Jacksonville, Florida, turned into one of the most iconic moments in photojournalism. A single photograph, later known as “The Kiss of Life,” captured a dramatic act of courage that saved a man’s life and became one of the most powerful images in American journalism history.
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