Jul 12, 2026 · 45 min · 12 segments
We love to blame them and we love to hate them but we also love to see their shots. Jamie Fawcett is a news photographer or as some like to call him a paparazzo. He's taken some of the most viewed and…
Jamie FawcettGuest
Steve MarshallHost
Lizzie PearlHost
I was just thinking about one of the most iconic images in our recent times was Donald Trump being rescued off stage after being shot.
Do you like the way I didn't answer your question about how much money? Don't worry.
that happened.
That Donald Trump image and the person that snapped that, you know, he wouldn't have known until he looked back, right? Check the
In fact, actually, I only had a look at it again this week because the release...
Shots from people who were behind the scenes, like attending the event, where, you know, the photographers were ushered in and everything else.
you know to have a look at nick moyer's weather photos i mean they're fabulous but these photographers and they're narrowing they could see that flag behind him and then you know they could see the blood on mr trump and so on and clearly they've he's played up to the camera he knows exactly what's going on and i mean that photographer would have had that visualization of that shot well before he took it and that's that's the art of good photography and that's something that that even in my humble efforts have, you like to visualise the photograph before you take it.
Can you put us in the shoes of that photographer at that moment once he snapped that image? I mean, do you think to yourself, I've got it?
You've got photographers snapping photos and checking the back of their camera and the vision.
I'd come back to the office at the Telegraph and I'd have two rolls of 800, push two stops and another roll of three shots of this and that.
I was just thinking about one of the most iconic images in our recent times was Donald Trump being rescued off stage after being shot.
Do you like the way I didn't answer your question about how much money? Don't worry.
that happened.
That Donald Trump image and the person that snapped that, you know, he wouldn't have known until he looked back, right? Check the
In fact, actually, I only had a look at it again this week because the release...
Shots from people who were behind the scenes, like attending the event, where, you know, the photographers were ushered in and everything else.
you know to have a look at nick moyer's weather photos i mean they're fabulous but these photographers and they're narrowing they could see that flag behind him and then you know they could see the blood on mr trump and so on and clearly they've he's played up to the camera he knows exactly what's going on and i mean that photographer would have had that visualization of that shot well before he took it and that's that's the art of good photography and that's something that that even in my humble efforts have, you like to visualise the photograph before you take it.
Can you put us in the shoes of that photographer at that moment once he snapped that image? I mean, do you think to yourself, I've got it?
You've got photographers snapping photos and checking the back of their camera and the vision.
I'd come back to the office at the Telegraph and I'd have two rolls of 800, push two stops and another roll of three shots of this and that.
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