There was plenty of family angst between Bernie's insurgents, Hillary's followers and party regulars. Until the evening's lightening strike.
Continue ReadingI've been thinking about what it means to dress the part at the Republican National Convention.
Continue ReadingWhat I realize I'm witnessing is a distortion field. Or, a political party convention in a fun house mirror. These fine photographers address the disorientation.
Continue ReadingBen Lowy's photo anticipates a call-and-response between Cleveland, Baton Rouge and Dallas by a newly themed “law-and-order" Trump.
Continue ReadingIs the world being taken over by the crazies, or would media and social media have it so?
Continue ReadingAn ugly election has turned the campaign gift of a grandchild into an afterthought.
Continue ReadingIt's quite a portrait of this backlash election, the futility over our compromised and fractured political system coming full circle.
Continue ReadingFor a week in September, we did a takeover of the well-known Mark Peterson's feed. We chose pictures Mark took of the presidential campaign and supplied our own words.
Continue ReadingThe photograph shows how mythical imagery and catchy slogans work similarly on the imagination, even if we're not entirely comfortable parading them around publicly.
Continue ReadingThese videos lay bare what we would otherwise censor.
Continue ReadingIf, in the rest of the world, parties are for celebrating something, in Washington that thing seems like entropy.
Continue ReadingAs Campaign '16 bids farewell to the Empire State, Trump and Clinton re-energized, here are our top seven pictures.
Continue ReadingThumbs up to photographer Hilary Swift for this Instagram projective from Junior's.
Continue ReadingAs this campaign wears on, are the picture taking on a derogatory tone?
Continue ReadingAre we, the American people, the focus of the campaign only in our own minds (and viewfinders)? In the face of the candidates, what about us?
Continue ReadingIs there a greater symbolism to this rear view pairing of Clinton and Trump? Perhaps there is only so much people can face.
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