Joe SimonsonĀ on February 9, 2018
A staff photographer from The New York Times in Washington, D.C., believes President Donald Trump gives better access than President Barack Obama did, after covering the two administrations.
Doug MillsĀ saidĀ that photographers like him receive āa lot moreā access compared to the previous administration, in an interview with C-SPAN.
.@DougMillsnyt on the White House & President Trump: "We're getting a lot more, I mean from a photographer's standpoint, we get a lot more access to the president. I see him more on a daily basis than we did with @BarackObama."
Full Q&A airs Sunday (2/11) at 8pm ET on C-SPAN. pic.twitter.com/rJN9PbHDuO
— CSPAN (@cspan) February 9, 2018
āWeāre getting a lot more, I mean from a photographerās standpoint, we get a lot more access to the president. I see him more on a daily basis than we did with Barack Obama,ā Mills told the network. āSometimes three or four times a day, sometimes five times a day we will see him.ā
Better access allows photographers like Mills to create a more dynamic view of the White House.
āItās exhausting, but itās great,ā Mills said. āIt is very different,ā he added.
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