Beyond the Lens: Power and Perception

This chapter examines the art of photographing world leaders and those stripped of power, prioritizing minimalist settings that reveal true character over authority. Through personal anecdotes and reflections on iconic portraits, the narrative explores the evolving perceptions of figures like Bill Clinton and Aung San Suu Kyi, emphasizing how photography can shape and reflect societal narratives. Additionally, it highlights the complexities of charisma in leadership and the importance of scrutinizing immigration policies amidst political legacies.