Obama photographer Callie Shell

She sees the holes in his shoes, his lucky charms, his lack of sleep and his quieter moments.

TIME Magazine photographer Callie Shell, well known for her photo essays on Barack Obama, gives a lecture about her work.

The American TIME Magazine photographer Callie Shell is well known for her photo essays on Barack Obama. She is covering him from 2004 on, and she still does, even at the White House. Her photographs give an insight of the person behind 'the skinny kid with a funny name'. She shows us Obama on and off stage, together with his wife Michelle and their two daughters. Earlier on Shell was the official photographer of Vice President Al Gore at the White House.





Monday March 29, Shell will be at the Nederlands Fotomuseum to tell about her photographs, her work as a news photographer, her position as the official photographer at the White House and her working relation with TIME Magazine. There will be time for book signing. The museum will be open for public this afternoon.

programme
15 Nederlands Fotomuseum opens
15 -16 Welcome with coffee and tea
16 -17 Lecture Callie Shell
17 -18 Book signing and afternoon drinks
18 End of programme

entrance fee
€ 10 / € 7,50 (students) / order via online shop
Including entrance fee Nederlands Fotomuseum, a cup coffee or tea and a consumption after the lecture.

The lecture is a cooperation of the Nederlands Fotomuseum and EFR-Business Week 2010