The President's Photographer

What type of photography does Pete Souza practice as the president's photographer?

A: Documentary photography for history.

Who was the first president to have a photographer?

A: Lyndon Johnson was the first president to have a photographer.

What did Nixon do to his photographer?

A: Nixon restricted his photographer from taking too many pictures.

The President's photographer's office used to be the what?

A: It used to be the white house barber shop.
Where are most of the photographer's photographs displayed?

A: Most of the photos are displayed in the west wing.

How long is the photographer's typical day?

A: The photographer's typical day is 13 hours long

Can Pete delete photos if he does not like them? Why/why not?

A: No, they are all saved in the national archive.

Would you want to be the President's Photographer? Why/why not?

A: No, I would not like to be the President's photographer. Although it has its merits, it is a job with packed schedules and lots of pressure.

Comments

Low/High Key Portraits

All photos shot by me, edited by me ^_^ Subjects: 1: Anthony L 2&3: Pratham G

Part 1: - Did you use the rule of thirds? What did you emphasize, land or sky? - Yes, I tried to emphasize the sky. - What principles of design did you use and how? - Emphasis: Emphasized the clouds. Repetition: The parked cars repeat Variety: The cars, truck, houses, poles, and fence create variety. - What time of day was your image taken? Was it a good time to shoot or not? - This image was taken at 9:30 AM. It was a good time to shoot because of the pretty sky. - How did you use the foreground - background relationship? - The cars in the foreground work nicely with the houses and sky in the background. - Did you use the rule of thirds? What did you emphasize, land or sky? - Yes, I tried to emphasize the land. - What principles of design did you use and how? - Emphasis: I emphasized the tree. Balance: The tree is roughly symmetrical. - What time of day was your image taken? Was it a good time...

Magazine Cover

Yes, please print and display (from both subject and editor)

Kushagra T's Digital Photo Blog

Search This Blog