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 provided Fein with live props. He asked her to position a kangaroo deep in the stairwell of a busy Subway station and coached the animal to run up the stairs onto the sidewalk. Nat Fein composed the shot and captioned it "The Visitor from Down Under." From arranging a leisurely walk on the streets of Manhattan with a llama to posing an orangutan smoking a cigar at the Bronx Zoo, Fein loved to use animals in his pictures. Why? “Because no animal ever wrote in and said he didn’t like the picture,” said Fein.') "When even the weather was not news worthy, Fein would create witty manipulated shots that would capture the reader's interest. A friend who rented out large animals for stage and television shows (Lorraine D’Essen) provided Fein with live props. He asked her to position a kangaroo deep in the stairwell of a busy Subway station and coached the animal to run up the stairs onto the sidewalk. Nat Fein composed the shot and captioned it \"The Visitor from Down Under.\" From arranging a leisurely walk on the streets of Manhattan with a llama to posing an orangutan smoking a cigar at the Bronx Zoo, Fein loved to use animals in his pictures. Why? “Because no animal ever wrote in and said he didn’t like the picture,” said Fein.")
![](javascript:pgpopup('http://www.polkadotbanner.com/images/comprofiler/plug_profilegallery/341/pg_2144467162.jpg','Albert Einstein ','In 1952, Albert Einstein was being honored at his Princeton, New Jersey home for the founding of the Hadassah-Hebrew University Medical Center in Jerusalem. Fein had taken some routine award presentation shots and wanted to do something different. “I am always looking for a special angle to distinguish myself from other photographers,” said Fein. “So I brought with me a 1040 tax form.” It was April and Income Tax time. Fein recalls, "I just figured it would be unique to get Albert Einstein, the world\'s greatest mathematical mind, to pose puzzled as he filled out an Income Tax Form." Fein attempted to convince Einstein. But somehow the idea insulted the Professor. "I want you to leave the premises," replied Einstein angrily. He then escorted Fein out of his home. Nat Fein said “I had already taken the pictures I needed for the Trib, so I didn’t mind leaving, but the shot I really wanted would have made the front page I’m sure. I had dreams of the headline: Albert Einstein Baffled by Tax Forms. This was the one that got away.” ') "In 1952, Albert Einstein was being honored at his Princeton, New Jersey home for the founding of the Hadassah-Hebrew University Medical Center in Jerusalem. Fein had taken some routine award presentation shots and wanted to do something different. “I am always looking for a special angle to distinguish myself from other photographers,” said Fein. “So I brought with me a 1040 tax form.” It was April and Income Tax time. Fein recalls, \"I just figured it would be unique to get Albert Einstein, the world's greatest mathematical mind, to pose puzzled as he filled out an Income Tax Form.\" Fein attempted to convince Einstein. But somehow the idea insulted the Professor. \"I want you to leave the premises,\" replied Einstein angrily. He then escorted Fein out of his home. Nat Fein said “I had already taken the pictures I needed for the Trib, so I didn’t mind leaving, but the shot I really wanted would have made the front page I’m sure. I had dreams of the headline: Albert Einstein Baffled by Tax Forms. This was the one that got away.”")
