'LOOK CLOSER': Photo editor praises Vanity Fair's EXTREMELY intimate White House photoshoot

It's a modern tradition for Vanity Fair to photograph White House administrations, but the magazine's take on Trump 2.0% has caused quite the stir. This photo spread included incredibly zoomedin, not always flattering portraits of top officials like JD Vance, Marco Rubio, Steven Miller, and Trump chief of staff Susie Wilds. Other shots show them posing awkwardly or clearly showing people in the background.The photographer Christopher Anderson told the Washington Post he has used this style many times before ...