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Chief Photographer Bob McNeely harbors no pretensions about his role in photojournalism- even though his book, The Clinton Years, reflects six years' work as White House chief photographer. "I'm a snapshooter," said McNeely. "I'm a great believer in snapshots. I work hard at making my snapshots, but they're still snapshots." Oh, but they are extraordinary pictures of an unforgettable time: U.S. politics at the close of the 20th century. After chronicling Bill Clinton's presidential campaign in 1991, McNeely spent the next six years photographing Clinton's presidency. |
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