Barack Hussein Obama
Callie Shell是美国《时代》杂志的摄影记者。2004 年，杂志社派她拍摄民细直纹短袖我主党总统候选人约翰．克里（John Kelly）。她却发回了许多伊利诺斯州参议员巴拉克．奥巴马（Barack Hussein Obama）的照片。编辑问她为什么，她说：“我也不知道为什么，我只是有一种感觉，此人将来会变得很重要。”（I do not know. I just have a feeling about him. I think he will be important down the road.）此后，她一直关注奥巴马，拍摄了大量独家照片。这是一组发表在The Digital Journalist网站的精选作品。从中你也许可以明白，为什么这个年轻的黑人有望赢得美国大选。今年5月19日的美国《时代》杂志封面。右下角有一行小字：“Really, we're pretty sure this time”（这一次，我们很确定他会赢）。
I made this picture in October of 2006 during the Illinois State races. Just three of us in a car: Senator Obama, a friend of his who was driving and me. I don't think you could make this picture now. He had stopped at a rest area along the back roads of Illinois.There are no Secret Service agents, no staff, no motorcade or traveling press corps. It is a sharp contrast to the 200,000-person crowd that greeted Obama in Berlin less than two years later.
South Carolina proved Obama could make a stand in the South. I live in Charleston, S.C., and his win in the state's primary really made a difference to people - both black and white. Several days before the primary, my cab driver told me he was going to vote for Obama but he didn't believe a black man could win against a white man or woman. I called him after the election to see if he voted. With pride in his voice he said, "I did and I took my kid with me and the next day I told him he was right. He could be anything he wanted to be someday, even President."
These two boys waited as a long line of adults greeted Senator Obama before a rally on Martin Luther King Day in Columbia, S.C. They never took their eyes off of him. Their grandmother told me, "Our young men have waited a long time to have someone to look up to, to make them believe Dr. King's words can be true for them." Jan. 21, 2008.
2021年1月21日，在南卡罗来纳州的马丁．路德金日集会上，这两个男孩排在长长的队伍里，等着欢迎奥巴马。他们的眼睛一刻也没有离开过他。他们的祖母告诉我：“长久以来，这两个年轻人一直盼望，有人能让他们相信，金博士的话能在他们身上实现。”
（我就是看了这张图的这段中文介绍，觉得翻得很不舒服，才把Callie Shell的这套照片连同英文介绍给找出来的，然后因为这张图和这段话喜欢上了奥巴马的，真的很了不起）
Obama had just finished a rally in Columbia after winning the South Carolina primary. The Secret Service and staff were trying to get him backstage past the curtains but more and more people kept pushing toward him. This father had positioned himself right by the curtains. He said that even if his daughter didn't remember Obama's words, he knew she would remember meeting him. They both got to meet him.
Waiting: Obama listens from a back stairwell as he is introduced in Muscatine, Iowa. It was his second or third speech of the day. Unlike many of the politicians I have photographed in the past, I find it is easy to get a photograph of Obama alone. He lets his staff do their jobs and not fuss over him. Nov. 7, 2007.
(就一个字：酷！)
From the early days of 2006, people in Iowa turned out for events with Obama. I knew he could win the state. People of all races, income levels and ages would show up en masse. This continued throughout 2007 and 2008. Burlington, Iowa, 11/7/2007.
A Mother's Grief: This woman had lost her son in Iraq. She wanted people to know that it was not unpatriotic to be against the war and for Obama. Cedar Rapids, Iowa, 2/11/2007.
A young man gets a haircut while Michelle and Barack Obama stop for a photo-op on primary day in Philadelphia, Pa., 4/22/2008.
I loved that he cleaned up after himself before leaving an ice cream shop in Wapello, Iowa. He didn't have to. The event was over and the press had left. He is used to taking care of things himself and I think this is one of the qualities that makes Obama different from so many other political candidates I've encountered. Nov. 7, 2007.
（一个人前人后都如一的政客，一个高素质的绅士）
While Obama goes over his speech in his head, Michelle and their daughters, Malia and Sasha, check him over. Several minutes later he walked out to announce he was running for President of the United States. Springfield, Ill., 2/10/2007.
Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton seen on a screen during the CNN/YouTube Democratic Debate, Charleston, S.C., 7/23/2007. They were just two of eight candidates at that point.
On the eve of the Indiana primary and a day that began at 4:30 a.m., cellphones and cameras caught images of Obama as he made a late-night stop to greet auto factory workers during a shift change in Indianapolis, Ind., 5/5/2008.
Despite losing the New Hampshire primary to Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama drew a large crowd in Nashua, 1/8/2008. Right before he went out to this rally on primary night, he said, "This is good; the loss will make us stronger. We do not want people to get too sure of this campaign after one win in Iowa."
On the campaign bus driving through New Hampshire, 1/6/2008
Asleep somewhere between Derry and Salem, N.H., 1/6/2008. With three rallies down and two more to go, Obama catches a quick nap on his campaign bus as it headed for Salem. I once asked him when we were traveling through Illinois and he was about to fall asleep, if he cared if I took a picture. He said I was fine photographing him until his jaw dropped. This night his jaw dropped after I took three frames.
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