Get That Picture the Story of the News Cameraman
Get That Picture the Story of the News Cameraman
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By far and large, the well- known figures of the sports world have shown themselves to be true sportsmen and women in their relations with the men with the cameras.
The cameramen covering the White House have always found its occupants to be very pleasant and agreeable. Although President Wilson was a bit cold and aloof, and President Coolidge somewhat gruff and eager to pose his own shots, they never dissented. President Harding made a hit with his warmth and geniality. The boys have taken Pre...sident Franklin D. Roosevelt to their hearts. He has been found to be most attentive to their wants. Only one incident has marred their visits to the White House, although it was not really the fault of the camera- men. A candid camera shot was circulated with the caption that the President was deeply worried about his problems. It showed his fingers pressed to his forehead. In reality it was a reflex motion to shade his eyes from the glare of the flashlights. Rightfully, the President was irked.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By far and large, the well- known figures of the sports world have shown themselves to be true sportsmen and women in their relations with the men with the cameras.
The cameramen covering the White House have always found its occupants to be very pleasant and agreeable. Although President Wilson was a bit cold and aloof, and President Coolidge somewhat gruff and eager to pose his own shots, they never dissented. President Harding made a hit with his warmth and geniality. The boys have taken Pre...sident Franklin D. Roosevelt to their hearts. He has been found to be most attentive to their wants. Only one incident has marred their visits to the White House, although it was not really the fault of the camera- men. A candid camera shot was circulated with the caption that the President was deeply worried about his problems. It showed his fingers pressed to his forehead. In reality it was a reflex motion to shade his eyes from the glare of the flashlights. Rightfully, the President was irked.
What to read after Get That Picture the Story of the News Cameraman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A J Aaron Jacob Ezickson to read onlineMoreLess
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