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...with laborers who were not part of their country's "corporation families." The Tokyo task force was augmented by writers working in special areas: Art Critic Robert Hughes, Design Critic Wolf Von Eckardt, Music Critic Michael Walsh and Senior Writers Paul Gray and Lance Morrow. Picture Editor Arnold Drapkin went to Japan to direct the activities of Bureau Photo Editor Shoichi Imai and the assignments of Photographers Neil Leifer and Ted Thai...
Such a photographic blackout is rare in this highly visual age. In response, the photo editor declares a kind of all-out war of his own. In New York, TIME Picture Editor Arnold Drapkin and Picture Researchers Peter Kellner and Robert Stevens assigned photographers to wherever they suspected a picture might conceivably develop. In England, Picture Researcher Brenda Draper posted photographers to the Prime Minister's residence at 10 Downing Street, the Ministry of Defense, and places like the naval shipyards in Portsmouth and Plymouth. From Buenos Aires, Picture Researcher Nina Lindley positioned photographers in key locations throughout Argentina...
Whatever the subject of his photography, Leifer brings to it an uncompromising attention to detail and an unerring sense for the right moment. TIME Picture Editor Arnold Drapkin recalls that Leifer "kept New York City Mayor Edward Koch standing at the edge of the East River for an hour until he felt that the light on the skyline behind him was right. In a sense, he 'directs' his photographs." Such talents have served Leifer well. In England last year, he directed his first movie, Yesterday's Hero, about an aging soccer star...
...convention-floor traffic jams, tired feet and writer's cramp. TIME was blessed with a spacious workroom only a few steps from the floor of Detroit's Joe Louis Arena ("The best convention setup I've seen," said Midwest Bureau Chief Benjamin Cate). Picture Editor Arnold Drapkin and his staff directed photographers to the scene of the moment's action by two-way radio. TIME was able to station photographers at the hotel suites of Ronald Reagan, George Bush and Gerald Ford throughout the week...
...scrutinizing the 1980 race, among them Laurence Barrett, who has covered Reagan since January, Walter Isaacson, who reported on last week's G.O.P. platform hearings, and Douglas Brew, who had followed the George Bush campaign. TIME also fielded a team of ten photographers, led by Picture Editor Arnold Drapkin...