This artist photographed a row of women lifting rakes into the air and an iron puddler as part of the Eyes of Russia collection for Fortune. This artist dubbed the helicopter a “flying tripod” and captured a picture of people inside the Statue of Liberty’s Crown. Annie Leibovitz claimed she had this artist’s “shadow” over her as she stood (10[1])atop Bill, (10[1])a gargoyle on the Chrysler Building. (10[2])This artist photographed (10[2])a line of (-5[1])flood victims under a sign reading “World’s Highest (-5[1])Standard of Living.” (-5[2])This artist photographed the collection You Have Seen Their Faces, (10[1])whose text was written by her partner Erksine Caldwell. (-5[1])This war (10[1])correspondent (-5[1])photographed the Fort Peck Dam (10[1])as the first cover for Life magazine. For 10 points, name this American photographer who captured Gandhi (10[1])at his spinning wheel. (10[1])■END■ (10[3]0[5])