Capitol Lens: Framing the Scene - Roll Call

Capitol Lens: Framing the Scene

By Douglas Graham

Posted December 7, 2011 at 4:52pm

Photographers tend to see the world in terms of rectangles, the way our cameras see the world. CQ Roll Call photographer Chris Maddaloni is no exception, as he takes a common news conference scene in the Capitol and gives the viewer a glimpse of how we see.

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