Obama’s Photographer Trails ‘House of Cards’ President Frank Underwood – Design You Trust

Obama’s Photographer Trails ‘House of Cards’ President Frank Underwood

Frank Underwood is getting the presidential treatment from a real White House photographer.

Pete Souza, who followed Presidents Obama and Reagan around snapping photos, is at it again in Washington, D.C., Monday, where Kevin Spacey, in character as House of Cards’ fictional president, is hitting landmarks in the nation’s capital for a publicity photo shoot for the Netflix series, with Michael Kelly, who plays aide Doug Stamper, in tow.

More info: Pete Souza, Flickr, Facebook (h/t: usatoday)

Souza is known for his candid shots, and a new book, Obama: Intimate Portraits: The Historic Presidency in Photographs, is due later this year.










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