`The President's Photographer' presents the work of, mainly the last nine president's personal photographers. The book includes descriptions from these men, who have unprecedented access to the head of state. They tell what it is like to walk the White House and its grounds. No matter what your political persuasion, this is an interesting collection, especially with these in depth analysis's of presidential life.
The one disappointment that came in reading this book is that it states," Fifty years inside the Oval Office', yet there is a preponderance of Obama photos. I was really expecting a more varied coverage of the last 50 years instead of just a few photos of Kennedy and Nixon and Ford. There are a few photos of older presidents, including Lincoln and the first photo of a president in office, James Polk.
It is interesting to see the more casual approach to recording the life of the president, instead of formal stiff group pictures. The small personal events are well covered and it is an attractive book; just do not expect a huge number of photos from the earlier part of the 60's and 70's.