In the third hour, former Reagan White House adviser Michael Deaver explains how he maneuvered press photographers, sometimes with his foot. He'd kick photographers when they squatted down to shoot Ronald Reagan, capturing his wrinkled neck. I didn't want any kind of surprises. So everything I did was preplanned, premeditated. In the new Digital Age, the background doesn't have to be perfect.
Computers can manipulate images in thousands of ways.
I didn't think so. The Cincinnati Enquirer , a Gannett Co. Inc. newspaper.