After 47 years of capturing iconic moments in the White House, the official presidential photographer has announced his retirement, hanging up his camera for good.
Buenos Aires Times (nprofile…a3q7)
Víctor Bugge, the presidential photographer who captured Videla, Menem, and the Rolling Stones, retires after 47 years. He has spent nearly five decades documenting the most important moments in Argentine history, from the military dictatorship to the country's return to democracy. Bugge has worked for the Argentine government, capturing iconic images of presidents, celebrities, and world leaders. He has also covered major events, such as the Falklands War, the Falklands War, and the Rolling Stones' concerts in Argentina. His photos have been published in newspapers, magazines, and books, and have become a part of Argentina's cultural heritage. Bugge's retirement marks the end of an era, as he leaves behind a legacy of unforgettable images that will continue to inspire and educate future generations.
https://www.batimes.com.ar/news/argentina/presidential-photographer-hangs-up-camera-after-47-years.phtml
Víctor Bugge, the presidential photographer who captured Videla, Menem, and the Rolling Stones, retires after 47 years. He has spent nearly five decades documenting the most important moments in Argentine history, from the military dictatorship to the country's return to democracy. Bugge has worked for the Argentine government, capturing iconic images of presidents, celebrities, and world leaders. He has also covered major events, such as the Falklands War, the Falklands War, and the Rolling Stones' concerts in Argentina. His photos have been published in newspapers, magazines, and books, and have become a part of Argentina's cultural heritage. Bugge's retirement marks the end of an era, as he leaves behind a legacy of unforgettable images that will continue to inspire and educate future generations.
https://www.batimes.com.ar/news/argentina/presidential-photographer-hangs-up-camera-after-47-years.phtml