Stanley Tretick, who captured intimate, poignant photos of John F. Kennedy and Robert F. Kennedy engaged in ordinary, daily activities took this insightful photo which shows the intuitive, brotherly bond between the Kennedy brothers in identical, deeply contemplative poses. Tretick (1921– 1998), who was granted exclusive access to John F. Kennedy and his family in 1960, originally provided battlefield coverage of the Korean War before becoming a photographer of Capitol Hill and presidential campaigns. He worked for “Look” for 10 years, was the founding photographer of “People” magazine, did still photography for more than 30 movies, and contributed to three books.

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