After a very solid debate performance, I don't know how you could offer up a weaker morning-after visual.
Continue ReadingGranted, Obama was mocking and derisive at times (most notably delivering Mitt the weaponry lecture). What the screen shot seems to depict, however, is Obama not only looking at ease, but actually enjoying himself
Continue ReadingNot like anybody at Team Romney, looking for any opportunity to moderate Mitt and create a more presidential aura would be creating Kennedy analogies, right?
Continue ReadingWith Romney toggling back-and-forth between more conservative and moderate views, weighing in on the crisis besetting the Boy Scout movement would represent a true act of moral leadership.
Continue ReadingIn spite of the hoopla over decommissioned Space Shuttles, I had a different reaction to the LA Times slideshow of Endeavor being hauled through some of the city's poorer neighborhoods.
Continue ReadingIt's perfect -- especially the title.
Continue ReadingI can understand the media wanting to absolve itself of responsibility in enabling the Ryan photo op and distributing the pictures, but in this case, these comparisons don't wash.
Continue ReadingWith photographers constantly worried about finding unique angles on this interminable marathon, Winter avails himself of that tool in the toolbox that he makes look simply but is otherwise not easy to use.
Continue ReadingTweeted by his body man, Garrett Jackson, just before Romney walked onstage, this photo impressed me as presaging tension between Crowley and Romney. I assumed that was because Romney defies rules and boundaries. As much, though, it’s because Romney can’t talk to women. click for full size This screenshot...
Continue ReadingI assume a lot of people are going to see Obama bringing the passion as the whole story. But there’s more going on here. Was Obama the central figure/more grounded? Is Romney’s back up? …Did the tie colors play true to form? I know this one’s getting more action: but...
Continue ReadingWith 26 photos taken by "I lost count how many" military photographers, the photos plucked from the Marine's Flickr site, this is nothing but free advertising -- and, not to mention, free content and click bait -- for WAPO.
Continue ReadingWhen a photograph is used to illustrate a point rather than to record an event or person, that visual explanation encompasses every element of the photo. Even elements the White House may not want to emphasize.
Continue ReadingWhat was once a profile of the steady pilot in a tornado now looks a lot more like the stock photo for a Paxil ad.
Continue ReadingThis story stands to offer one more blow to the integrity of this campaign, as well as the credibility of the media to keep politicians honest, not just serve as a PR adjunct.
Continue ReadingI like this screen shot as a last word from the DR print edition. Pox on both their houses.
Continue ReadingPerhaps the stealth pic of the night. Ryan (what's that look: choir boy?) survives.
Continue ReadingEssentially, the Ryan photos are a goof. And the fact they would be elevated like this the day before the debate, so much so they would win the internet, is a cynical act -- one suggesting to an already disillusioned public that this campaign deserves no better.
Continue ReadingMitt, didn't we say never to flash the benjamins around?
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