Capturing Kennedy

Synopsis

Jacques Lowe, a young immigrant from Germany, became the personal photographer for President John F. Kennedy at the age of 28. His work captured pivotal moments of the early 1960s, shaping the public's perception of the Kennedy administration, often referred to as Camelot. Through a collection of personal anecdotes and behind-the-scenes insights, the narrative reveals the significance of Lowe's photographs in documenting the era's political and cultural landscape, highlighting the relationship between the photographer and the iconic figure of American history.