The Red Badges of Coverage. What you needed to be inside the @gopconvention I have variations of these going back to 1976, a good collection that is in my archive at the @cntrforcreativephoto in Tucson. These will be on their way to the CCP right after the @demconvention in Chicago. Thanks to my friends at @politico for another adventure among politicians. @improvambassador nickkennerly @j_kennerly @katiemeitayy @wapokp @jackimages @bobmcneelyphoto @jmartnyt @byadamwren @daniellippman @emcmen
At the conclusion of the @gopconvention is reality. Ivanka and Jared stand apart. Melania thinking of being somewhere else. JD trying to think of something to say that won’t get him hanged. A lone #milwaukee balloon glides by. That’s my take. What do you think? On assignment for @politico Will also be going to @demconvention stay tuned, should be wild… @cntrforcreativephoto @improvambassador @nickkennerly @j_kennerly @katiemeitayy @petesouza @allie.plepler @whipplc @mikebarnicle @wapokp @utnicky
With David Eisenhower, Director of the Institute for Public Service at the University of Pennsylvania Annenberg School today in Milwaukee where we were on a panel with @karlrove and @politico writer @jmartnyt moderated by @usc_cclp Geoff Cowan talking about “Why History Matters.” Last time I saw David was 50 years ago on the South Lawn of the White House waving goodbye to his father-in-law President Richard Nixon who had just resigned, August 9, 1974. We both had hair then! @cntrforcreativephoto @geoffreybaum @karlrove @petesouza @improvambassador @nickkennerly @politicomag @wapokp
Flew into #milwaukee yesterday to be on the scene for the @gopconvention You can see the convention center where it will be held at the top. Here for @politico @politicomag Should be interesting! @cntrforcreativephoto @jmartnyt @improvambassador @nickkennerly @j_kennerly @katiemeitayy @mikebarnicle @wapokp @francis_chung_photo
It’s my great honor to be named as the seventh trustee of the Ansel Adams Publishing Rights Trust that was founded by its first trustee Ansel Adams in 1976. We are the keepers of the Ansel flame and defenders of his legacy and copyright. Photo by @lynngoldsmith in Carmel, 1975. The announcement link is in my profile. @cntrforcreativephoto @beckysenf @improvambassador @nickkennerly @j_kennerly @katiemeitayy @petesouza @allie.plepler @wapokp
35 years ago today, July 5, 1989, the first episode of @seinfeldtv ran on NBC. I took this photo during my documentation of the final days of the show in 1998. Jerry Seinfeld, George (Jason Alexander), Elaine (Julia Louis-Dreyfus), and Kramer (Michael Richards). What a blast with such a talented group! @jerryseinfeld @officialjld @jalexander1959 @cntrforcreativephoto @davidhmandel @pmehl5 @hallmonitor @improvambassador @nickkennerly @j_kennerly @katiemeitayy @chao_time @helenhunt @jeffreynordling @bryancranston @wapokp @mikebarnicle @politico @canonusa #canonusa
You know what bugs me most about the cacophony of 4th of July fireworks other than scaring little kids and animals? Most people don’t even know why they’re blowing shit up. @mikebarnicle @jon.meacham @improvambassador @nickkennerly @j_kennerly @petesouza @wapokp @alanmsiegel @bobmcneelyphoto #4thofjuly
Joe Cool. @joebiden raises a glass of lemonade on the South Lawn of the White House two years ago, July 4th, 2021. Thanks to @schultzinit for inviting me and @bobmcneelyphoto, a pair of White House chief photographer relics, over to our old workplace. Cheers Mr. President, this year`s a rough one. @jackimages @cntrforcreativephoto @mikebarnicle @petesouza @improvambassador @batmanvt
Lovebird on the 4th of July. Caught this #allenshummingbird stretching his neck this morning showing off its 💕! Made with @canonusa R5 with RF100-500 at 500mm. #canonusa @cntrforcreativephoto @improvambassador @nickkennerly @j_kennerly @katiemeitayy @petesouza @raulroa @utnicky @johnrodphotography @chao_time @helenhunt @wapokp
Good Men In Black. These Supreme Court justices, in a photo I took at former Chief Justice Earl Warren’s funeral at Arlington National Cemetery on July 11, 1974, ruled against President Nixon’s claim of immunity in the Watergate tapes case two weeks later. The Court acknowledged that the principle of executive privilege did exist, but rejected Nixon`s claim, “When the president does it, that means it is not illegal.” Their decision was unanimous, (with Justice Rehnquist recusing due to a prior role in the Nixon administration). They ruled against the president saying he didn’t have "absolute, unqualified Presidential privilege of immunity from judicial process under all circumstances." Nixon was ordered to surrender the tapes on July 24, 1974, and resigned 16 days later. Chief Justice Warren Burger leads Justices William O. Douglas, Potter Stewart, William Brennan, Thurgood Marshall, Byron White, Lewis Powell, Harry Blackmun, and William Rehnquist. @cntrforcreativephoto @improvambassador @nickkennerly @j_kennerly @katiemeitayy @wapokp @jon.meacham @beschlossdc1776 @pulitzerprizes @danabashcnn jaketapper @spencergarrett1 @helenhunt @jeffreynordling @petesouza