But his job is to spot the photo opportunity within the photo opportunity, the brief glimmer of reality amid the theatre.
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It has become an idea — and a photo opportunity.
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Basically what you have a bunch of niceties, photo opportunity.
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Now, as we just saw moments ago, a photo opportunity.
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The border trip was just a photo opportunity, he said.
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Edwards had asked Trump not to visit for a photo opportunity.
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In Arkansas, a stunning rock formation provides the perfect photo opportunity.
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The media, sensing a photo opportunity, asked if he could moonwalk.
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In another time, the Washington photo opportunity was a steady ritual.
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"This will be a serious meeting, not a photo opportunity," Rep.
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President Buhari takes young Safiya in his arms for the photo opportunity.
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President Trump speaks during a photo opportunity with a Team USA Celebration.
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A crush from the news media waited outside for a photo opportunity.
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Elsewhere, Alexander Hamilton pantomimes committing suicide during an Oval Office photo opportunity.
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The "supporter" level costs $5,400 for a photo opportunity with the vice president.
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So far they have rebuffed him, claiming he only wants a "photo opportunity".
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" NAACP President Derrick Johnson dismissed Trump's attendance at the event as "a photo opportunity.
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"This department is performing extraordinarily well," Tillerson insisted to reporters at a photo opportunity.
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This was the photo opportunity the North Koreans could only fantasize about, until now.
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Instead the Trump train derailed what was supposed to be a simple photo opportunity.
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The blunt comments came during a photo opportunity with Garland in Kirk's Capitol Hill office.
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Y., talks with reporters following a photo opportunity on Capitol Hill in Washington, Wednesday, Nov.
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The proud new moms recently gathered for a one-in-a-million group photo opportunity.
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The barrels are no longer in use, but they make for a great photo opportunity.
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The two posed for a photo opportunity in front of the symbol of the United Nations.
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The packages sold for up to $1,000 and some included a photo opportunity, the source said.
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None of the participants spoke to journalists who were brought in for a brief photo opportunity.
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Mr Corbyn stayed long enough only to star in an accidental photo opportunity with an Alsatian.
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In Washington D.C., fountains are abundant, and double as a good place for a photo opportunity.
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The path is difficult to climb, moreso than some travelers seeking a photo opportunity may realize.
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And, they say, Trump is just "looking for a photo opportunity" prior to the 2020 election.
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To remedy that, he seized a photo opportunity of him being driven around in a tank.
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Major professional champions and many college champions stop by for a presentation and a photo opportunity.
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Ms. Nixon's campaign immediately criticized the event as a photo opportunity that had slowed down trains.
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Cook and Ivanka Trump traveled to an Idaho elementary school last November for a photo opportunity.
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A few Democrats dismissed the Senate White House "field trip" as little more than a photo opportunity.
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The packages sold for up to $1000, according to the source, with some including a photo opportunity.
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"[I] couldn&apost have asked for a better photo opportunity," Cizek told CBC Radio's As It Happens.
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Taylor Swift was famously sued by a DJ after he allegedly groped her at a photo opportunity.
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Many Jewish advocates and others have condemned those who use the Holocaust memorial as a photo opportunity.
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His arrival was already unconventional: Harry and Meghan canceled the traditional photo opportunity outside St. Mary's Hospital.
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When Mr. Xi smiled during the photo opportunity, the Japanese news media trumpeted it as a breakthrough.
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Philadelphia Eagles, you serve your country better in not giving Mr. Trump a White House photo opportunity.
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Reagan, the media, every time Reagan gives them a photo opportunity thousands [say] 'thank you Mr President!
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Attendees can pay $85033,000 for a photo opportunity, and couples can be designated as hosts for $25,000.
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Most don't think his visit yielded anything other than a photo opportunity for Trump's own political aggrandizement.
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Not trying to carry an extra camera around 24/7 in case a photo opportunity pops up?
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He did so in private, without the public ceremony and photo opportunity that often accompany such actions.
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Earlier Tuesday, the crown prince and the king met Khashoggi's oldest son, Salah Khashoggi, for a photo opportunity.
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Dangling the threat of a 301 action made for a good photo opportunity of Mr Trump looking tough.
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"Rosatom likes to sign MOUs everywhere, they like one every few months, for the photo opportunity," Haverkamp said.
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But I don't want it simply to be a photo opportunity, the whole world's media was attracted there.
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A smiling Ramaphosa looked at ease when journalists were briefly allowed into the meeting for a photo opportunity.
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Footage of the photo opportunity suggests he does not have a huge amount of experience in such matters.
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Trump will hold a photo opportunity with the VIPs connected to the St. Louis Blues at 85003 p.m.
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DeVos was harshly criticized at the time by students who said the secretary's visit was merely a photo opportunity.
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Couples who pay $50,000 get both a photo opportunity and a VIP meeting with Trump, according to an invitation.
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Several top Democrats and former security officials, however, have criticized Trump's visit as nothing more than a photo opportunity.
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A grab of a beer bottle during a game became a photo opportunity that LeBron James did not want.
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Trump, meanwhile, decided a photo opportunity on the Oval Office was the ideal moment to highlight Macron's scalp care.
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It earned Mr. MacLennan a photo opportunity with Ban Ki-moon, the United Nations secretary general at the time.
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Politico reported Friday that Lewandowski slapped Joy Villa's behind twice last month after a photo opportunity at the party.
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The Canadian Prime Minister walked shirtlessly out of a cave and into a photo opportunity with a Peterborough, Ontario family.
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It's Kim in a staged photo opportunity riding an immaculately white horse in the most winter wonderland-type scene imaginable.
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I notice she creates private time with them on occasions like this, she's not using them for a photo opportunity.
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But the delegates were focused on adapting to their new way of life, where every moment begets a photo opportunity.
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Melania's husband and the Saudi government also both know and understand the power and value of a good photo opportunity.
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In an unexpected first, Kim spoke to foreign journalists on Thursday during a photo opportunity in the Vietnamese capital, Hanoi.
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Asked during a photo opportunity Thursday whether the summit would still happen, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo did not answer.
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He'll host a photo opportunity with participants in the 2019 Senate Youth Program in the East Room at 5 p.m.
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Fans like Ms. Luke routinely pay $1,000 for a brief encounter and photo opportunity with Ms. Carey after her concerts.
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A small town in Southern California is being swarmed by influencers and tourists seeking a rare, poppy-filled photo opportunity.
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And President Trump also swiftly weighed in, using a photo opportunity in the Oval Office to ridicule Mr. O'Rourke's gesticulations.
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Without naming Rosenstein specifically, Trump bemoaned what he claimed was disgraceful behavior during a photo opportunity in the Oval Office.
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Giannopoulos says he picked strategic accessories in order to pay tribute to the LGBTQ community during the photo opportunity with Trump.
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Trump chose to turn signing this executive order into a photo opportunity with a clear message about who runs his administration.
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When posing for a photo opportunity in front of the Eiffel Tower, who better to outfit you than Chanel's Karl Lagerfeld?
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But Mr. Reid gently scolded the assembled journalists for asking questions at what was supposed to be just a photo opportunity.
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Linton also saw the flight as a photo opportunity and posted a photograph of herself disembarking the military jet on Instagram.
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During last month's NATO meeting in Brussels, Trump also drew criticism after he was seen pushing aside Markovic during a photo opportunity.
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The $100,000 entrance fee gets two tickets to a round table with the president, a VIP reception, along with a photo opportunity.
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The Sussexes have had a complicated relationship with public attention and have opted to shun the traditional photo opportunity after the birth.
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I think it was a photo opportunity -- and did not have the -- kind of diplomatic work necessary to make it a success.
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For his next photo opportunity, it may be more appropriate for him to swap his trademark hard-hat for a pair of wellies.
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In a statement last week, Supreme Court Public Information Officer Kathy Arberg said there would be no photo opportunity due to security concerns.
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Still, Johnson told CNN's Kate Bolduan, "I will not be there tomorrow," calling Trump's planned appearance at the museum opening a photo opportunity.
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Photos published by Gothamist showed posters taped to lampposts along the staircase warning visitors not to treat the community as a photo opportunity.
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Politico reported Friday that Lewandowski slapped Joy Villa's behind after a photo opportunity last month during an event at Trump's namesake D.C. hotel.
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In southern France, an art installation called "Umbrella Sky Project" provides visitors with a photo opportunity and lots of cover from the sun.
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We waited hours for the right photo opportunity — for the rain to pass, the wind to stop blowing, or the sun to disappear.
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Still, many details have yet to be hammered out, and critics dismissed Tuesday's meeting as another photo opportunity that was short on specifics.
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Recently, the teens were offered office space in exchange for attending a meeting that turned out to be a photo opportunity, he said.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a Democrat from New York, talks with reporters following a photo opportunity on Capitol Hill with Congress's incoming freshman class.
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Asked at a photo opportunity with the visiting Peruvian foreign minister about his decision, Tillerson sidestepped any direct response to the dissenting officials' complaint.
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On Sunday, a piece of the sandstone coffin broke off after the family used it for a photo opportunity, reports The New York Times.
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Meghan Markle's foretelling snap of her 15-year-old self posing outside Buckingham Palace has become a perfect photo opportunity — just ask Olivia Munn!
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Given these strategic realities, the Kim-Trump talks will be a great photo opportunity and certainly lead to some feel-good, confidence-building measures.
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And for those driving Australia's long freeways, the landmarks provide a place to stretch the legs, with the added bonus of a photo opportunity.
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But the photo opportunity was a bit of a letdown: The pope's chagrined look drew peals of laughter across the late-night TV circuit.
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While her meeting at the White House with Mr. Trump included an awkward photo opportunity that suggested coolness, she has kept in regular contact.
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The highest-priced ticket for the event comes in at $10,000 and includes a photo opportunity with Pence, a VIP reception and premier seating.
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Anyway, we are -- by the way, expecting momentarily, we think that Kim Jong Un and the president might be coming out for another photo opportunity.
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" Asked during a photo opportunity in the Oval Office Saturday afternoon about the rollout of the executive order, Trump said his government was "totally prepared.
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Herbert the pit bull mix will never shy away from a good photo opportunity when his foster mom, Amanda Robles, comes around with a camera.
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The enhancing LED fill-light can help brighten up any photo opportunity, whether it's at the top of a mountain or inside of a club.
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This was mostly a photo opportunity: the Secretary General presented Ali with a framed citation and a lapel pin in the form of a dove.
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Not only was I the crying kid at a campaign stop, but I destroyed a photo opportunity with the person who'd become the 42nd president.
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The photo opportunity of a face-to-face meeting with the leader of the free world is the ultimate legitimizer for this nuclear rogue state.
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The conflicting response to the building — municipal embarrassment or photo opportunity — is also a prime example of how Medellín still struggles over the Escobar narrative.
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"We're talking about trade – very large trade deals," Mr. Trump said to Mr. Najib, during a photo opportunity before they met in the Cabinet Room.
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But Mr. Varadkar's first photo opportunity with Mr. Trudeau in Dublin showed that Ireland's prime minister would not settle for being the odd man out.
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In nearly every photo opportunity, he confronted questions about the issue, including whether it was related to his decision to temporarily withhold US military aid.
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But there was just one problem: There was no special access for the hundred or so VIPs who were promised a "photo opportunity" in the invitation.
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Trump, speaking during an Oval Office photo opportunity, said he may also visit Louisiana on Saturday, depending on the direction Harvey -- now a tropical storm -- takes.
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This afternoon, Trump participates in a photo opportunity with the White House News Photographers' Association award recipients, after which he hosts the California Sanctuary State roundtable.
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" Asked at a photo opportunity why his agency decided to leave the countries off the list, Tillerson hesitated, then simply said, "It's all in the report.
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Harry Kazianis, director of defense studies at the Center for the National Interest, said he is afraid of a summit that is only a photo opportunity.
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He said he had "no need for a photo opportunity" with Trump and suggested the U.S. president's pull back from global institutions was a character defect.
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"In addition to holding a White House reception and photo opportunity for them, along with their friends and family, she accompanied them to the Capitol," Mrs.
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During the 2017 presidential race, he even supported Ebrahim Raisi, the most hard-line and conservative candidate, appearing in a photo opportunity with him, tattoos showing.
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Sometimes these are revealed through tight stories he tells with found imagery, as in the gut punch of "Photo Opportunity (After the Storm/Walker Evans)" (1992).
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The 30-minute talks among Pompeo, Kang and Kono ended in a brief, chilly photo opportunity, at which none of them said a word or shook hands.
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The photo opportunity, two days before the country's presidential election on February 18th, presented a contrast to events a few miles down the road the previous night.
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But these steps are located in a residential area and, as Gothamist reported, local New Yorkers don't really want tourists using their neighborhood as a photo opportunity.
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But I don't want it simply to be a photo opportunity, the whole world's media was attracted there," he said on ABC's "This Week with George Stephanopoulos.
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If no substance comes out of the summit, a photo opportunity with the president of the United States is a win for the leader of North Korea.
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Desmond was covering the inauguration of Nelson Mandela in South Africa in 1994 when the Cuban president, Fidel Castro, appeared for a photo opportunity with other leaders.
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And, of course, Norwegian Prime Minister Erna Solberg was at the White House on Wednesday, giving Trump the photo opportunity of playing leader that he always relishes.
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READ: Two presidents 'looking for a photo opportunity' READ: The skaters holding the dreams of 25 million North Koreans But it was not all harmony on Tuesday.
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"Do [sic] to the overwhelming support Wildlife Images can no longer honor the certificate and photo opportunity for the Catch and Release option," it posted in an update.
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Popes rarely travel to countries during the thick of political campaigns, knowing a papal photo opportunity with the sitting head of state can be exploited for political ends.
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Its embassies are a nervous system conveying information, cultivating influence and generally providing a strategy for the country's global role that transcends the next photo opportunity or crisis.
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" The letter was taken to Nixon's staff, who, Hill notes, "thought it might be a good idea [for Elvis] to meet the president, maybe a quick photo opportunity.
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Jimmy Fallon implied that the president seemed more interested in the photo opportunity than in addressing the effects of Hurricane Michael, which pummeled the Florida Panhandle this week.
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They decided to prevent the press from a traditional photo opportunity with their newborn child, and they allowed only one reporter into St. George's Chapel for their wedding.
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"In addition to holding a White House reception and photo opportunity for them, along with their friends and family, she is accompanying them to the Capitol," said Grisham.
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As Trump shuffled from one photo opportunity to the next with Vietnam's top officials, an advance copy of his former aide Michael Cohen's testimony to Congress became public.
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New York (CNN Business)American reporters asked President Trump about Michael Cohen's testimony during a photo opportunity between Trump and North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un on Wednesday.
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No royal baby pictures: The Duke and Duchess of Sussex plan to skip the ritual photo opportunity when their newborn arrives, further straining ties with the British tabloids.
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In a segment for The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon, the cast of the Netflix series pretended to Madame Tussauds wax figurines in the background of a photo opportunity.
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Within a few days after welcoming their first child, Meghan and Harry will take part in a photo opportunity with their new baby on the grounds of Windsor Castle.
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The newlyweds also met Irish President Michael D. Higgins, his wife Sabina and their two large Bernese mountain dogs, Brod and Sioda, known for crashing many a photo opportunity.
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"We're going to have a big surprise," Trump said during a brief photo opportunity with reporters as he welcomed the World Series-winning Chicago Cubs at the White House.
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"If they had spies in my campaign that would be a disgrace to this country," Trump said Tuesday during a photo opportunity with South Korean President Moon Jae-In.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a Bronx native, told TMZ on Tuesday that while the photo opportunity is a good thing for tourism, she also didn't want influencers to claim ownership.
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Scores of journalists and photographers packed into the bar for a photo opportunity during Xi's visit to Britain, a trip designed to secure billions of pounds of Chinese investment.
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Now, though, when Djokovic ventures out into the city, as he did before the tournament for a photo opportunity for one of his sponsors, he is swarmed by admirers.
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That he understands the sobering realities of his new deployment could be seen in his unsmiling mien while sitting next to Mr. Trump for a photo opportunity this week.
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And with that -- and the spontaneous photo opportunity ushered in by the North during official talks with the South on Tuesday -- comes a substantial moment of legitimacy for Kim.
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The attraction it promotes the most, however, is "Love Light," a group of white street lamps arranged in a grid and intended solely as a site for a photo opportunity.
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Expect a photo opportunity, a "mock deal," and temporary market relief from the much-touted meeting between U.S. President and his Chinese counterpart at the , an economist said on Friday.
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Mathieu Shamavu, Virunga ranger and caretaker at the park's Senkwekwe Center for Orphaned Mountain Gorillas, said he was out walking with Ndakazi and Ndeze when he spotted a photo opportunity.
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While there, Trump shoved Montenegro's Prime Minister Dusko Markovic so that he could get a better spot for a photo opportunity, and he also scolded a bunch of US allies.
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During a photo-opportunity for journalists, an alarm sounded from U.S. Capitol Police saying it was conducting a "shelter-on-place" drill and that no one should leave their offices.
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Macron, a 39-year-old who did a stint as economy minister in the outgoing Socialist government before breaking away to launch his own political movement, mocked her photo opportunity.
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Trump made his comment about immigration judges during a question-and-answer session with reporters before departing the White House for a photo opportunity along the southern border in California.
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The Instax Mini 9 is beloved for its simplicity, color selection, and durability (which is important when you'll be carrying it everywhere you go in case of a photo opportunity).
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The North Texas Daily reported on Thursday that Donald Trump Jr. will receive $100,000 for a 30-minute lecture followed by a Q&A session and a VIP photo opportunity.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle announced that when their child is born, they will skip the ritual photo opportunity that takes place outside the maternity ward of a royal couple.
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POLITICO has learned the campaign sent out an invitation for a higher level of VIP status to the Trump rally, which included a photo opportunity in exchange for a $15,000 donation.
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That answer to a reporter's question during a photo opportunity at the White House with Swiss President Ueli Maurer came amid growing concern about a conflict between the U.S. and Iran.
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Larios, who has petitioned for the Pope to meet with victims of violence while in the state, fears opportunistic politicians will jump at the photo opportunity, but ignore the bigger message.
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Seated to the right of Trump, with the senior-ranking Saudi prince between them, was Ivanka, who along with husband Kushner has appeared in nearly every photo opportunity with her father.
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New Yorkers remember the worst photo opportunity ever, back in 1986, when he and former Senator Al D'Amato, posed "undercover" to show how us easy it was to buy crack cocaine.
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His face flushed, Mr. Sanders did not speak at all as Mr. Reid gently scolded the assembled journalists for asking questions at what was supposed to be just a photo opportunity.
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" A response from the Democratic National Committee assailed the president's visit as nothing more than a photo opportunity "to try and build nonexistent support for his unnecessary and ineffective border wall.
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Britain: A decision by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex to skip the ritual photo opportunity when their newborn arrives is the latest bump in a rocky relationship with the press.
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" The WashPost obtained an invitation to today's event, and reported: "Tickets are priced at $100,000 for a photo opportunity and lunch, and $250,000 for the package that includes the roundtable discussion.
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On Tuesday, the Crown Prince and his father King Salman were pictured shaking hands with the stone-faced younger Khashoggi, in an orchestrated photo-opportunity at a royal palace in Riyadh.
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Aside from getting a good photo opportunity, Donald Trump did a very poor job when he went to Mexico to meet with its president, former ambassador Jeffrey Davidow told CNBC on Thursday.
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Pre-sale ticket options for the non-festival shows include a special blacklight poster (limited to 100,000 copies) and a meet & greet / photo opportunity with Frank Ferrer and Richard Fortus for $499.
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The signing ceremony will also provide a photo opportunity for Trump to tout a signature achievement, as he has spent more than a year attempting to negotiate a trade agreement with China.
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Salah, who also took part in a photo opportunity with Kadyrov, has been criticized by the British media for allowing the Chechen leader to use him to improve the government&aposs international image.
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The most expensive "Bald Eagle" package lists "a private reception and photo opportunity for 16 guests" with the president-elect and a multiday hunting or fishing trip with his sons, among other perks.
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During a photo opportunity with senators at the White House on Tuesday, Trump declined to answer shouted questions from reporters about whether Mueller had crossed a line by asking Deutsche Bank for information.
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In April, they announced they were canceling the traditional photo opportunity outside the Lindo Wing at St. Mary's Hospital in the heart of London, curtailing the ritual hullabaloo that usually surrounds royal births.
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As she was still answering questions, a moderator announced to journalists that a planned photo opportunity with the joint team had now been abruptly canceled, because the North Koreans inexplicably left the stadium.
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During a photo opportunity at the conclusion of the award presentation, Umm Qusay crossed the group of awardees to get closer to the first lady, prompting laughter from the other awardees and audience.
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So it wasn't entirely surprising when Pulley, a community organizer in Chicago, declined the White House invitation, on the ground that the meeting was nothing more than a "photo opportunity" for the President.
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The prime minister was delivering milk to voters in Leeds as part of an early-morning photo opportunity ahead of Thursday&aposs general election when he was approached by a reporter from ITV.
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In the brief photo opportunity that started their bilateral meeting on the sidelines of the fractious G7 summit, Trump followed Trudeau's diplomatic introduction by joking that Trudeau had backed down on retaliatory tariffs.
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The bizarre scene came during a photo opportunity between the two world leaders when a reporter asked if Trump would tell the Russian president not to meddle in the upcoming 43 U.S. presidential election.
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A pool of reporters is expected to be brought in to see Trump and Obama after the meeting, but it is unclear whether there will be a photo opportunity of the two families together.
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That doesn't mean the meeting would purely be a public relations stunt or simply a photo opportunity, however, as a summit could serve as a springboard for the two countries to thaw their relationship.
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On Tuesday, stocks sank after a White House photo opportunity turned into rancorous debate between Mr. Trump and Democratic congressional leaders that raised the prospect of a government shutdown in the next few months.
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" In remarks to reporters at a dinner photo opportunity with House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy in West Palm Beach, Florida, Trump said when asked if he is a racist, "No, I'm not a racist.
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Typically, a first visit to Washington by an Israeli foreign minister includes a long meeting with the secretary of state as well as a formal reception, photo opportunity and sometimes a press conference or statement.
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"This is not a photo opportunity," says Jeremy Hunt, Britain's foreign secretary, as he picks up a platter of cookies and pretends to offer them to bystanders from the side of a double-decker bus.
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In keeping with a noticeably low-key approach by Saudi Arabia's government, however, neither that photo opportunity, nor the GCC meeting's opening statements, were broadcast on live television, as has often been the case before.
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She said she knew from her time surfing and SCUBA diving that nurse sharks are pretty safe, and she'd already spotted people swimming around them, so she figured it would be an easy photo opportunity.
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But CBC members were reportedly concerned that the meeting would simply be a photo opportunity for Trump and, according to Politico, caucus members say the White House has done little to advance the group's priorities.
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Attias organizes a propaganda event in Gabon called the "New York Forum Africa," which functions as both a photo opportunity for Bongo and a place for lucrative deals to get done with the Gabonese state.
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"In addition to holding a White House reception and photo opportunity for them, along with their friends and family, she is accompanying them to the Capitol," spokeswoman Stephanie Grisham said in a statement to CNN.
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During a NATO conference last year, video footage showed Mr. Trump pushing past the Montenegrin prime minister, Dusko Markovic, as he made his way to the front of a photo opportunity of NATO country leaders.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi was also criticized for visiting the neighboring state of Assam on Christmas Day and not mentioning the rescue operation during a photo opportunity or paying a visit to the nearby site.
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Throughout the three-minute photo opportunity, the baby was held closely in his father's arms while his mother looked on, casting Prince Harry as an equal parent, in a departure from previous royal newborn portraits.
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The Sussexes ruffled feathers by opting out of a maternity-ward photo opportunity, customary for the last four decades, in which the royal parents emerge onto the hospital steps to face hundreds of waiting photographers.
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Several of Mr. Breslin's family members, former colleagues and friends said the photo opportunity, near the Daily News building, would have been something the cantankerous columnist and advocate of ordinary New Yorkers would have skewered.
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Trump has been widely criticized by Democrats for elevating Kim's status by agreeing to meet with the dictator while getting little to nothing from negotiations that Trump critics have characterized as merely a photo opportunity.
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The White House staged a photo opportunity last Friday evening of the president carrying a thick binder about potential nominees from the Oval Office to his residence, where he reviewed the materials over the weekend.
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Unfortunately, history suggests that Mr. Trump will be content with another colorful photo opportunity and more diplomatic shadow boxing that perpetuates the illusion of success, while running down the clock on a nearly intractable challenge.
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On Friday, President Trump commemorated the 50th anniversary of Apollo 11 with a photo opportunity in the Oval Office, where he spent a lot of time questioning his administration's own policy for deep space human exploration.
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Former President George H. W. Bush on Wednesday issued a formal apology to Heather Lind after the actress claimed Bush touched her inappropriately and told her a lewd joke during a photo opportunity four years ago.
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Thoughts of such things have dominated most everything that's happened this week, punctuated only by moments of brightness like the redemption of a Project Runway cast member or the most awkward photo opportunity of the week.
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The past march I attended made me realize that if anything, the Women's March is a photo opportunity for white people and a check off their bucket-lists and not an actual movement in any way.
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Like a royal wedding or Trump's meetup in Singapore with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, Helsinki will be an extraordinary photo opportunity for the Kremlin leader, putting him on equal footing with his American counterpart.
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"When you consider some of the atrocities in the world today, a photo opportunity like this is simply wrong and makes you wonder about the mental health of the person who did it," Melania Trump said.
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A glaring example came earlier this month, at the Egyptian team's training camp in Chechnya, when he was reportedly roused from a nap for a photo opportunity with Ramzan A. Kadyrov, the Russian republic's autocratic leader.
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Press conferences during the Harper era were often "photo opportunity only": As reported by Vice, this means that security has prevented journalists from asking questions, removed them from events, and even prevented them entering at all.
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For some reason the wedge-tailed eagle did not like it and instead of flying over to the log he is meant to for a photo opportunity he flew straight at the young boy and attacked him.
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Trump's gaffe on his employees' issues with Obamacare came as he trotted out the diverse staff of his Miami area resort and golf club, which flanked him during a photo opportunity with reporters traveling with his campaign.
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It's actually quite awkward doing a photo opportunity poop: I had my trousers down and my pants up, and a photographer with the lens out, and then a cleaner just walks in and goes, 'No, no, no!
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When North Korea released three Americans it had been holding prisoner in May, experts warned that their situation should have no bearing on the nuclear talks, and urged Trump not to be distracted by a photo opportunity.
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The Daily Mail ran the couple's engagement photo opportunity past a "body language expert" who deduced that Prince Harry, 33, was "terribly awkward" and that the "easy confidence" of Ms. Markle, 36, would be good for him.
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The meeting on Friday, which lasted only about three hours, amounted to little more than an extended photo opportunity, a way for France to show that it was still committed to a peace process in the Middle East.
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In 2010, Mr. Gibbs got into a shouting match with Indian security officials who tried to limit access for American journalists covering a photo opportunity between Mr. Obama and Manmohan Singh, the Indian prime minister at the time.
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The discussions began with a photo opportunity where U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer and Chinese Vice Premier Liu He faced each other silently across a table in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building next door to the White House.
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But the Duke and Duchess of Sussex canceled the traditional photo opportunity, instead posing for photos with the baby at Windsor Castle on Wednesday, giving the world its first glimpse of the new royal days after he was born.
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He will give a speech at the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) conference and is expected to have a meeting with Trump in the Oval Office — a perfect photo opportunity for Netanyahu on the eve of the elections.
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The signing ceremony in and of itself represented a political victory for Trump, who has been eager to mark the deal with a formal photo opportunity alongside Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and outgoing Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto.
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Just last week, Biden and Obama visited at a bakery in the Georgetown neighborhood of Washington, D.C., together — a photo opportunity that did nothing to dissuade those who think the former vice president will run for the White House.
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On the very grounds where the Nazis murdered more than a million victims, most of them Jews, Pope Francis can do much more than have a photo opportunity and offer a generic condemnation of the depths of human depravity.
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Mr. Putin finally turned up for what was billed as a brief photo opportunity, only to lecture her in front of the reporters about how the United States needed to lift sanctions against American companies doing business in Iran.
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Critics called the DMZ greeting an overhyped photo opportunity by a president who himself ratcheted up the conflict with North Korea in his first year in office by vowing to unleash "fire and fury" if it threatened American security.
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House Democrats spurned an invitation by President Trump to a bipartisan lunch at the White House, drawing howls of outrage from Mr. Trump's team, while Democrats dismissed the steak-and-potatoes meal as little more than a photo opportunity.
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Instead, Melania will probably stay in her golden penthouse, suing over spilled face cream and Ivanka will continue to have a seat at the table when her dad lets her -- or whenever he spots the chance for a good photo opportunity.
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"For me, I was sort of just in shock this was happening," said Dr. Walter M. Kimbrough, president of Dillard University, explaining to VICE News that he had hoped for an in-depth discussion with policymakers, not just a photo opportunity.
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He has appropriately immersed himself into the situation with a measured amount of political correctness, and has taken advantage of every photo opportunity including wearing Native American clothing and surrounding himself with Native American children in colorful, traditional regalia and feathers.
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"We want to see an ultimate resolution of the frozen conflict of Nagorno-Karabakh that needs to be a negotiated settlement and something that has to be worked on over time," Kerry said during a brief photo opportunity with Aliyev.
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The photo opportunity with President Htin Kyaw on Wednesday was part of his campaign to build bridges with the National League for Democracy (NLD), whose leaders were persecuted by the military but swept to power in a landslide election last year.
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Kavanaugh, who has served since being confirmed early last month, will have his formal investiture ceremony, which has often been followed by a walk -- and photo opportunity -- on the front steps with the chief justice, in this case John Roberts.
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Trump kicked off his visit here with a stop at Camp Humphreys, a joint US-South Korean base, where he sat down for lunch with troops from both countries creating a photo opportunity drawing attention to the critical military alliance.
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This isn't the first time Warner Brothers has offered this festive 'Gilmore Girls' experience Warner Brothers also offered a similar experience in December 2018 and January, but this year's tour has a new photo opportunity in front of Luke's Diner.
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There are some lower-scale ways Trump could undermine NATO efforts: He could also look bad during a photo opportunity, whether it's brusquely pushing a NATO leader aside like last year or sitting awkwardly next to a colleague, like below.
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In the tradition of the Senate, where photographs are not allowed in the chamber, the swearing-in was followed by a re-enactment photo opportunity in the richly-decorated Old Senate Chamber, where lawmakers conducted their business from 1819 to 1859.
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Since becoming a couple, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have upended certain traditions, including tossing out the traditional photo opportunity to showcase the newest royal in favor of choosing carefully curated images online — rankling most of the British press.
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Was it more than a photo opportunity for an actress whose star was on the wane and a publicity-hungry huckster, or was there something about Mansfield's sex-positive persona that was attracted to the tenets of the Church of Satan?
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Days before the deadline for a new spending bill, Mr. Trump, Vice President Mike Pence, Senator Chuck Schumer and Representative Nancy Pelosi greeted journalists in the Oval Office for a photo opportunity that morphed into an extraordinary on-camera policy debate.
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So when Ms. Oliveira was asked to prepare a special choreography for the reopening ceremony, which would be attended by Rio de Janeiro Governor Luiz Fernando Pezão and Mayor Marcelo Crivella, she decided to give them a photo opportunity to remember.
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This puppy swap isn't just a good photo opportunity, it also helps boost the confidence of guide dog students, so that they feel comfortable doing their job anywhere, and it allows dogs to get comfortable with moving, in case their future owner relocates.
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As has been customary with all of the one-on-one meetings to date, Collins -- one of only two Republicans calling for confirmation hearings and a vote on the judge -- will invite journalists in for a photo opportunity of her seated with Garland.
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"He paid a price, he was impeached, and he expressed his deep sorrow and acknowledged what he did," said Biden, whose comments came after Donald Trump held a photo opportunity with three women who have accused former President Clinton of sexual misconduct.
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During a photo opportunity to mark the start of their talks on Thursday, U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer and Chinese Vice Premier Liu He faced each other silently across a table in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building next door to the White House.
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President Trump met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for a photo opportunity this morning, where he held the press pool back to refute last week's reports that he disclosed sensitive Israeli intelligence on ISIS to Russian officials in the Oval Office.
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She still has many red carpets and appearances left on her Fifty Shades Darker itinerary, but we just want to take a moment to appreciate Johnson's wardrobe so far, because it's stopped us in our tracks with each and every photo opportunity.
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By coincidence, Russia holds the rotating presidency of the U.N. Security Council this month and several hours later he held another photo opportunity for its 15 ambassadors, all clad in their national jerseys including U.S. Ambassador Nikki Haley and British Ambassador Karen Pierce.
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Reed Cordish, who advises Trump on tech policy, said on Monday that even though the administration has decreased its "photo opportunity 'council meetings,'" with top firms, businesses are still talking one-on-one meetings to advise the president on specific policy issues.
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Reed Cordish, who advises Trump on tech policy, said on Monday that even though the administration has decreased its "photo opportunity 'council meetings,'" with top firms, businesses are still talking one-on-one meetings to advise the president on specific policy issues.
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He responds frequently to reporters' questions in controlled environments where he can quickly cut questioners off or ignore them entirely -- such as when he's in the Oval Office for a photo opportunity or as the loud buzz of Marine One chops the wind.
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The photo opportunity followed a costumed re-enactment of 1869's ceremonial driving of the last spike into a specially built railroad tie, connecting the finished 1,776-mile (2,858-km) line of newly laid track between Sacramento, California, and Council Bluffs, Iowa.
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Planned Parenthood is spotlighting her medical credentials even more by applying for her to be legally able to perform blood tests and screenings for Planned Parenthood patients herself, a service that is far outside of her job description as president, but a great photo opportunity.
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Here's the itinerary the Trump campaign sent to reporters last week: Friday, June 24th: Turnberry 10:00 AM: Official Press Conference 11:00 AM: Ceremonial Ribbon Cutting 11:30 AM: Photo Opportunity at Turnberry Lighthouse Saturday, June 25th: Aberdeen TBD: Possible Press Activity That's it.
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Kaitlan Collins, a White House correspondent for CNN, said she was called into the West Wing and chastised by administration officials for what they deemed "inappropriate" questions that she had asked of Mr. Trump during an Oval Office photo opportunity earlier in the day.
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Then, in March, amid global condemnation of Russia's role in the deaths of civilians in Syria, Infantino agreed to be filmed playing soccer with the country's president, Vladimir V. Putin, inside the Kremlin, a photo opportunity that some of Infantino's aides had advised against.
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Before heading into the White House East Room for a photo opportunity, an aide told the team, which had planned to confront Trump on his administration's gender equity policies, that Secret Service discourages visitors from handing things to the president, The Washington Post reported.
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Those in the crowd were primarily hospital employees, upset that Melania Trump's visit would create a public photo opportunity aligning members of the Trump administration with Boston Medical Center, 30% of whose patients don't speak English as a primary language, according to the hospital's website.
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Too often in Washington victories are measured by a photo opportunity and a bill signing – but for us the true victory will come next year, when we see a child and their family receive the treatment and coordinated care they so desperately need and deserve.
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Securing the release of America's longest-held hostage could provide Trump with a victorious photo opportunity in the middle of the intense focus on the impeachment inquiry into whether the president held up military aid to Ukraine in exchange for hurting his domestic political rivals.
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But, the video also says that while science is part of the reason Olympians still bite down on their gold medals, the fact that a nice chomp down on any medal is a good photo opportunity is the real reason it's still so prevalent at the games.
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Is it hard to think long term in an environment where there's so much political instability in places like Europe -- you're pinning your hopes there and who knows what will happen with the U.S. and China, the narrative changes every day, every Tweet, every photo opportunity.
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The director of Paris Match, Pierre Gallante, suggested to Kelly, who was returning to the Riviera in the spring of 1955 at the invitation of the organizers of the Cannes Film Festival, that a meeting between her and the Prince would be a great photo opportunity.
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For that event, attendees had to pay $10,000 to $100,000 for a photo opportunity with Mr. Trump and the chance to mingle with Reince Priebus, then the chairman of the Republican National Committee, and Steven T. Mnuchin, the finance chairman at the time for the Trump campaign.
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The price tag for the luncheon at the Southampton home of Ross and his jewelry designer wife, Kara Ross, ranges from $100,000 (photo opportunity and lunch) to $250,000 (package that includes a private roundtable with the President), according to an invitation obtained by The Washington Post.
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The talks began with an awkward silence on both sides of a long negotiating table during a photo opportunity, broken when Lighthizer made joking remarks about table positioning and appearing in photographs of a dinner between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping in December.
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Never one to miss a fun family photo opportunity, Kevin Hart had his entire brood (wife Eniko, sons Kenzo Kash, 13 months, and Hendrix, 11, plus daughter Heaven, 13) posed "inside" a snow globe, which the actor and comedian used as an opportunity to poke fun at his height.
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"We are very happy to have Aya back home and it's a great honor to have her in the Oval Office," Mr. Trump said during a brief photo opportunity less than 24 hours after a government plane landed with her at an Air Force base outside of Washington.
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In remarks to reporters at a dinner photo opportunity with House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy in West Palm Beach, Florida, Trump said he is "ready and willing to make a deal" on the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, but he doesn't believe Democrats want to reach an agreement.
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And considering that ratings were way down last year, the event has evolved to encompass a months-long journey where social-media savvy models share every single event (and photo opportunity) that leads up to the actual show — from casting to fitting to run-through and every workout in between.
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The cost to attend the event's reception started at $2628,28503 per couple, according to the invitation, while some attendees could pay $22019,000 to be a "co-host" or $100,000 to be a "host," both of which included the reception and "a VIP photo opportunity" that was capped at 20 guests.
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Donors to the "Opening Day 2017" event can get a "private reception and photo opportunity for 16 guests with President Donald J. Trump," a "multi-day hunting and/or fishing excursion for 4 guests with Donald Trump, Jr. and/or Eric Trump, and team," and tickets to other inauguration events.
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Read more: Jared Leto, who played the Joker in 'Suicide Squad,' reportedly felt 'alienated and upset' by the new Joaquin Phoenix movieHowever, photos published by Gothamist showed posters taped to lampposts along the staircase warning that "it is disrespectful to treat our community and residents as a photo opportunity."Rep.
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I am both African and American—my parents' native Cuba was only a few stops on the Atlantic slave trade away from the Alabama of Maxwell's youth—but on the only Jackie Robinson Day in which I was in the Major Leagues (2009), I was not tabbed for that photo opportunity.
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Other presidents and first ladies have made a pilgrimage to the iconic structure; Jackie Kennedy held a solo photo opportunity at the Taj Mahal, President George H. W. Bush and his wife Barbara visited, and first lady Hillary Clinton visited with daughter Chelsea during a 12-day tour of South Asia.
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Who's words inspire dissension and hatred can't possibly "Make America Great Again" Typically, championship-winning teams — victors from the Super Bowl, the NBA finals, the World Series, and Stanley Cup, plus NCAA champions in college sports — are invited to the White House for a photo opportunity during their off-season.
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But if a waterfall becomes a fire fall, a hot ticket for any fire-tographer who can't lava-lone a photo opportunity that's almost too hot to handle, there's really no way to beat the heat, except by taking really cool photos which one might call molten out of 10 on CNN 10.
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During the same photo opportunity, Trump said that he felt badly for his Labor secretary, Alex Acosta, who is facing increasing calls by Democrats to resign because of his role in a non-prosecution agreement that Epstein signed in 2008 with the U.S. Attorney's Office in Miami, which Acosta headed at the time.
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"You are the most diligent, like diligent bees, traveling here and there and being exposed to the sun and rain," he said on Friday as he ventured into the streets of Beijing to wish a happy new year to delivery workers, a photo opportunity that was heavily featured in the state-run media.
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Related: Migrants Keep Arriving in Greece as EU and Turkey Seal a Deal to Deport Them A heavy police presence, including officers in riot gear, watched over proceedings, and local officials gathered for a photo opportunity with the new arrivals, most of whom will likely go on to be deported to their countries of origin.
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In a conversation with reporters ahead of his televised speech to the nation Tuesday night, Trump admitted that the trip was a photo opportunity, and was unlikely to persuade any Democrats in the House or Senate to compromise on funding for the wall in a package to reopen the government, according to The New York Times.
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A president responding to shouted questions he chooses from a very small group of reporters during a brief photo opportunity in the Oval Office or Cabinet Room, or from the full press corps screaming to be heard over a helicopter engine, is not only undignified, it is hardly a serious examination of the complex issues facing our country.
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A similar photo opportunity presented itself two weeks ago when US Vice President Mike Pence took his assigned seat for the opening ceremony, not far from Kim Yo Jong, the younger sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. At that appearance, Pence looked stony-faced when the North and South Korean athletes entered the stadium.
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Sure, it may be the time of year to give our beloved cocktail attire a moment in the limelight, but for every swanky fete there are just as many get-togethers with much more loosely-defined dress codes — we're talking white elephant parties, potlucks, and any other last-minute soirées that are presumably casual, but will be an hours-long photo opportunity regardless.
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Consisting entirely of footage culled from both in-house staff and outside news outlets during his eight years in office — more footage than was generate by the previous five presidents combined — the film is a portrait of an increasingly disengaged man preoccupied with public relations, who thought a perfectly staged photo opportunity and a catchy tagline were more important than policy.
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Illinois Republican governor signs controversial abortion bill Justice Department, FBI resist lawmaker demands for 'Trump dossier' files: officials Education Secretary DeVos faces largely silent protest at Harvard speech Members of the Special Warfare Command parachute during a photo opportunity ahead of a celebration to mark the 69th anniversary of Korea Armed Forces Day, in Pyeongtaek, South Korea, September 25, 2017.
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Democrats did not appear to buy her argument, however, with committee Chairman Bennie ThompsonBennie Gordon ThompsonHillicon Valley: House panel subpoenas 8chan owner | FCC takes step forward on T-Mobile-Sprint merger | Warren wants probe into FTC over Equifax settlement | Groups make new push to end surveillance program House Homeland Security Committee subpoenas 8chan owner What Mississippi ICE raids mean for vulnerable workers MORE (D-Miss.) saying the wall is just a photo opportunity for the president.
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When a senior official from the ruling party in an October speech denounced the Ahmadis — an Islamic sect — as a threat to the country who should be barred from the military, Mr. Iqbal called for an "inclusive Pakistan": Mr. Iqbal never shied away from a photo opportunity with his Christian constituents, targets of communal violence and devastating attacks like the suicide bomb that ripped through a children's park in Lahore on Easter Sunday in 2016, killing at least 69.
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