TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 9月1日 05時09分

A volunteer at a campaign rally for President Donald Trump blocks a camera as a photojournalist attempts to take a photo of a protester at the Ford Center, in Evansville, Ind., Aug. 30, 2018. This image, taken by @apnews photographer @evanvucci, went viral overnight. Even by the standards of a rally by President Donald Trump – who frequently points out journalists covering his events and calls them “enemy of the people” and “fake news” – this was out of the ordinary, Vucci tells TIME. “We’re all just trying to do our job, which is to be fair and accurately document the President. When someone impedes you from doing your job, that’s something to be upset about.” Vucci says he made the picture as a fellow photojournalist Kevin Lamarque of @reuters tried photograph Trump supporters pointing out a protestor in the crowd. In a flash, a campaign volunteer put his hand in front of Lamarque’s lens to stop him. Lamarque managed to get a shot anyway and a second shot of his fingers covering the lens. White House Correspondents’ Association President Olivier Knox said in a statement Friday he had spoken with both the White House and the Trump campaign about the volunteer. “The Trump campaign assures me that these were the actions of an inexperienced volunteer, who understands he acted in error. The campaign has taken him off the road and promises this will not happen again.” Knox said in a statement. Photographs by @evanvucci—@apnews; Kevin Lamarque—@reuters (2)

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