It's no suprise that the latest issue of the TIME magazine features Steve Jobs, the late inventor and entrepreneur who changed our lives. One of the articles, entitled "In a Private Light" by Diana Walker, presents seven photos of Jobs, including one taken with his wife Laurean.
http://lightbox.time.com/2011/10/06/in-a-private-light-diana-walkers-photos-of-steve-jobs/#1I first met Steve Jobs on a photo shoot for TIME in 1982. I
had no idea that he was going to be my friend
or that he was going to be this incredible genius — a part of all our lives, in what we do and what we see. He was speaking to a group of Stanford students in
a dorm living room, and it was hard to photograph him there and not
be in the way. You had to have light, and I was creeping around. But he was game. I asked him to stand
on top of an Apple sign, and he did it. I asked him to stand
in front of an Apple cutout (which
ended up on the cover of
Fortune magazine), and he did that too. I thought, This is you. This is who you are.
He was so much fun because he was so quick — he was such a fast study. You showed him anything and he could get it in a second. I was always fascinated by his
design sense. It was wonderful because he liked my pictures.
I really will miss his
inventiveness, his ideas, his eyes — and how bright he was
all over. He had some kind of electricity about him. He was very, very focused in the office. He demanded a lot of the people who
worked for him. I’m sure Steve wasn’t the easiest person to
work for, but what a fascinating person to work for.
Diana Walker was TIME’
s White House photographer for 20 years, where she captured intimate moments with five Presidents. Read more:
http://lightbox.time.com/2011/10/06/in-a-private-light-diana-walkers-photos-of-steve-jobs/#ixzz1aYTqCquc
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