Steven, this is going to be a good one.

I got Evan Vucci.

That's right.

We're sitting down for a Zoom conversation about that photo.

I hope you enjoy it.

All right, Stephen, we're going to do something a little different this week.

Normally, it's raw talk to the max.

Not only was there not a lot of stuff to talk about this week, but we covered a lot last

week and we had the opportunity to do something different this week that is even better

than what a normal raw talk would be because you're about to hear an interview with

Evan Vucci, who is the chief photographer in DC for the AP and is the person that photographed the iconic, soon to be maybe Pulitzer Prize winning photo of the assassination attempt of Donald Trump.

If you watch this on YouTube, then you already saw the interview.

Yes.

But we've got commentary that we will do after the fact to talk about some of the things

that he brought up.

And I think when you're listening to the interview that we're going to run in a second,

just keep an ear open to the settings he was using, what his thoughts are about auto ISO, who owns the images.

We answer all those questions directly because there's nobody better to ask than the photographer

themselves.

And just a quick note before we run the interview, we did record this over Zoom and he was

using his laptop microphone with his air conditioning on full blast. So it'll be

a little jarring when it first plays and you might have to adjust your volume accordingly. With that being

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