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Most photographers will tell you that the old saying, a picture is worth a thousand words, is true, and that becomes clear in Dawn Porters documentary The Way I See It. The film features the story and work of official White House photographer Pete Souza, who served under the Reagan and Obama administrations. Souza gives his perspective from his own point of view, and the film features hundreds of his stunning photos.
Souza is a mildly interesting subject for a documentary, and the film is mostly a series of the mans photographs with him expanding on the background behind each one. It feels a bit like a lecture (some of the films scenes are taken directly from speeches), but the insider information will make you see things in a different ...