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<\/em> gelesen. Das macht erwartbar schlechte Laune, \u00fcber die Entstehung von Rassismus mehr zu erfahren.<\/p>\nVorgestern wollte ich als Ausgleich noch einen Roman aus dem Regal ziehen, was Leichtes, so nebenbei zum Weglesen. Es ist dann Dostojewskis Der Idiot<\/a> —<\/p>\n Our White House Photographer on Covering President Trump<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n Die NYT fragt einen ihrer dienst\u00e4ltesten Fotografen, was sich seit Reagan so ge\u00e4ndert hat. Doug Mills erz\u00e4hlt.<\/p>\n \u201eQ: Is photographing this president different in any ways from the previous four you\u2019ve photographed.<\/p>\n A: Obama was the most photogenic president I\u2019ve covered, and Trump is the most iconic. No matter where you see Trump, what light you see him in, what situation we photograph him in, you know right away it\u2019s him. Whether it\u2019s the hair, his tall stature, his black jackets, the 45 embroidered on his shirts. You just know it\u2019s him. […]<\/p>\n Reagan was an actor, so when he went on stage he had this charisma and he would light up. His personality just grew as he spoke and as he gestured.<\/p>\n Bush 41 had one of the closest relationships with photographers because he was vice president for eight years before becoming president. He knew a lot of us by first names and had a nickname for us, \u201cphoto dogs.\u201d He would invite us to play horseshoes with him and to go jogging with him. He wasn\u2019t trying to play us, that was just his personality. He respected what we did.<\/p>\n When Clinton came in it was a totally different feel. We had plenty of access. He was very energetic and never stopped working. He loved rope lines, knew they made for great pictures and he seemed to get energy from going into a crowd and staying there for 30-40 minutes shaking hands after an event.<\/p>\n His relationship with photographers was not as close as it was with Bush 41 and after the Lewinsky scandal there was less access.<\/p>\n Because of his dad, Bush 43 really liked photographers. He\u2019d also call us photo dogs. He was very athletic and would invite photographers to bike ride with him. He liked to hang out and talk to reporters and photographers at times, just to feel them out, mostly off the record while on the plane or at social events. He was a lot of fun to photograph. He didn\u2019t have the stage presence of other presidents, but he was a character and would do things that made for good pictures.<\/p>\n Obviously 9\/11 was important in his presidency. That really drove the image of him being a strong president, although he was the first president I ever saw cry in the Oval Office.\u201c<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Mills<\/a> hat nat\u00fcrlich einen Instagram-Account<\/a>.<\/p>\n —<\/p>\n The \u2018Moral Clarity\u2019 of \u2018Slaughterhouse-Five\u2019 at 50<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n![\"\"](\"\/\/ir-de.amazon-adsystem.com\/e\/ir?t=httpwwwankegr-21&l=am2&o=3&a=3596135109\")