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2/14/11 - Obama ad





Just thought I'd post this and give a brief background- I went and photographed Obama as he was running for the dem's presidential nominee. Through a mistake, MSNBC picked up one of my photos (seen above) thinking it belonged to somebody else they had photo rights from. Anyways, long story short, this web ad was created, however I can't confirm that it ever was online, other than as a preview (linked to me by the other photographer whose work they thought it was.)
Regardless, I thought it was pretty cool at the time, and wanted to pass it on. If any of the other parties have issues with this being posted, just let me know and I'll remove it.

posted by Brian @ 8:51 PM