thephotosocietyのインスタグラム(thephotosociety) - 5月30日 00時37分

To commemorate the centennial of President John F. Kennedy’s birth the @USPostalService has dedicated a #Forever stamp in his honor. The stamp features a 1960 photograph by @thephotosociety member Ted Spiegel. The photograph on the stamp was taken on September 6, 1960 in Victory Square, Seattle, adjacent to downtown’s Olympic Hotel. Senator John Kennedy was in the first week of his campaign for the presidency: his itinerary was nation spanning – Maine to Alaska.
Seated by the podium from which he would deliver his first speech in Seattle, he was looking up at office building windows crammed with cheering supporters. It was a highly energetic moment and one could sense #Kennedy subsuming the place and people surrounding him. Soon he would address thousands at Seattle’s Civic Auditorium. His remarks closed with these words: “I have called the challenge of the future the new frontier….my call is to those who believe in the future….I want you to join me….give me your help, your heart, your voice….and this country will move again.” For me this photograph captures Kennedy sensing his responsibility to the public’s response.

#jfkstamp #jfk100 #jfk #kennedy #history #Seattle #MemorialDay

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