Pete Marovich – Photojournalist

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Obama Presses His Edge With Women (TIME.com)

Obama Presses His Edge With Women (TIME.com)

Covered the President speaking to White House Forum on Women and the Economy for the European Pressphoto Agency today and TIME Magazine picked up one of my images from the event. For the story go to swampland.time.com.

Edwin Moses on Capitol Hill

Edwin Moses on Capitol Hill

Two-time Olympic gold medalist Edwin Moses was on Capitol Hill Tuesday to meet with Members of Congress about the outcome of the first-ever U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) study on the State of Youth Sports.

Your Daily Newt: We the Popsicles (Mother Jones)

Your Daily Newt: We the Popsicles (Mother Jones)

Mother Jones used a photo from the Conservative Political Action Conference for their story on Newt. Read it here: motherjones.com: Your Daily Newt.


Barney Frank for the Boston Globe

Barney Frank for the Boston Globe

I was using Google to find recent images of mine that have been published recently and I came across an image I shot for the Boston Globe back in November. I had forgotten all about it. Here is the link to the story on www.Bostonglobe.com.

Political Pictures of the Week (TIME.com)

Political Pictures of the Week (TIME.com)

TIME Magazine picked up two of my photos from the same day for their Political Pictures of the Week on their website. Click here to see both photos any many more from my colleagues on Capitol Hill: www.swampland.time.com.

The Star-Ledger's Photos of the Day

The Star-Ledger’s Photos of the Day

I covered the The U.S. Congress holding a ceremony to award the Congressional Gold Medal to Japanese-American veterans of the 100th Infantry Battalion, 442 Regimental Combat Team, and the Military Intelligence Service of the United States Army, in recognition of their dedicated service during World War II. Link: photos.nj.com/star-ledger.com


Steve Jobs: A World Mourns (LIFE.com)

Steve Jobs: A World Mourns (LIFE.com)

Sometimes it is hard to make yourself go out and look for a photo for a national news story when you know you aren’t going to get much. I had gone out to the local Apple Store after hearing of Steve Jobs death, but there was not much there. Just a couple of people showed [...]

Congress' Budget Déjà Vu (The Daily Beast)

Congress’ Budget Déjà Vu (The Daily Beast)

The Daily Beast picked up a photo I shot at a press conference yesterday on Capitol Hill for a story on yet another government shutdown on the horizon. Story is at www.thedailybeast.com.

The Old Order on Verve Photo

The Old Order on Verve Photo

Geoffrey Hiller has posted an image and short write-up about my Old Order Mennonite Story that I did a while back. Nice to be added to the mix of great photographers showcased on his site. See it here: vervephoto.wordpress.com.


How Pelosi Saved Boehner's You-Know-What (Mother Jones)

How Pelosi Saved Boehner’s You-Know-What (Mother Jones)

My Pelosi and a penny photo on Mother Jones. (Click here)

The GOP's "Blank Check" Lie (Mother Jones)

The GOP’s “Blank Check” Lie (Mother Jones)

I was just telling my wife at dinner that I could not believe nobody has called the Republicans on their claim that the President wants a “Blank Check” buy passing an increase in the debt ceiling. Two hours later I was pleased to see Mother Jones doing just that. They even used one of my [...]

Tom Coburn Has a Not-So-Crazy Idea (Mother Jones)

Tom Coburn Has a Not-So-Crazy Idea (Mother Jones)

From Mother Jones: “Sen. Tom Coburn (R-Okla.) managed to forge a rare bipartisan consensus on Capitol Hill this week: He rolled out a $9 trillion budget-reduction plan that both Democrats and Republicans hate.” Read more at Motherjones.com (click here)


Where's the Beef (2011 Edition)

Where’s the Beef (2011 Edition)

Last year I covered the PETA National Veggie Dog Day event on Capitol Hill and went on a little rant (See Where’s The Beef). I covered the event again this year and I think this year I will let the photos speak for themselves.

A Family 4th

A Family 4th

My wife, Jenny, and I traveled to her family’s place in Michigan City, Indiana for the 4th of July this year. Beer, food, horseshoes and fun relatives always make it a great time. As is tradition, Jenny’s uncle Dave put on his fireworks extravaganza after sundown. Here are some of the images from the hour-long [...]

Stephen Colbert Wins PAC Approval (Mother Jones)

Stephen Colbert Wins PAC Approval (Mother Jones)

Mother Jones has used a photo of mine to go with their story about comedian Stephen Colbert winning approval from the Federal Election Commission to start a political organization to use to promote or oppose candidates in the next election. Read the story on Motherjones.com (click here).


Banks Set to Draw From Small-Business Fund (Wall St. Journal)

Banks Set to Draw From Small-Business Fund (Wall St. Journal)

The Wall Street Journal picked up a photo of Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner testifying before a House Small Business Committee hearing on “The State of Small Business Access to Capital and Credit.” The photo only ran in the paper, but the short story is online here: Geithner: Banks Set to Draw From Small-Business Fund.

Kevin Kline On Capitol Hill

Kevin Kline On Capitol Hill

Actor Kevin Kline made a visit to Capitol Hill today to testify before the Committee on Homeland Security and Government Affairs. Kline, a Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation celebrity advocate, got involved with the cause when his son was diagnosed as a child. Kline urged the FDA to take immediate action to accelerate the research and [...]

The 111th U.S. Open Golf Championship Day by Day

The 111th U.S. Open Golf Championship Day by Day

NOTE: There are a lot of images in this post so sometimes it may load a bit slow. Please be patient. Thanks for reading. BACK TO THE OPEN An old colleague of mine asked me today “How long has it been?” “Twelve years ago,”  I said. “I think it is almost twelve years to the [...]


WWII Vets Visit Memorial In D.C. (Lexington Herald-Leader)

WWII Vets Visit Memorial In D.C. (Lexington Herald-Leader)

I shot an assignment  on Monday for McClatchy-Tribune Information Services that got picked up on the front page of the Lexington Herald-Leader and on their website. It was a cool assignment about a group of more than 100 World War II veterans from Kentucky as they visited the WWII Memorial in Washington, D.C. on Monday as part [...]

They'll Put A Spell On You

They’ll Put A Spell On You

This past week I covered the 2011 Scripps National Spelling Bee at National Harbor, Maryland. There were 275 spellers, who to qualify must not have passed beyond the eighth grade on or before February 1, 2011. They are cute, funny and incredibly smart. And I hate every one of them! Of course I am being [...]

Does Michele Bachmann Think the Apocalypse is Imminent? (Mother Jones)

Does Michele Bachmann Think the Apocalypse is Imminent? (Mother Jones)

Mother Jones has a story about how Michele Bachmann is a fan of an End-Of-Times themed radio show. They picked up a photo of mine from a recent rally on Capitol Hill. Read the story on Mother Jones Online (click here).


Memorial Day 2011

Memorial Day 2011

Another long hot Memorial Day weekend has come and gone. Why is it always seem to be unbearably hot on this weekend? The holiday began for me on Thursday when for the first time I went to photograph the “Flags-in” ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery. For the past 40 years, the 3rd U.S. Infantry or [...]

Looking For The Light

Looking For The Light

Covering meetings and press conferences is never something a photojournalist considers a dream assignment. The options always seem predictable. It is hard to walk into the same scene over and over and try to come up with something different. And something different, at least for someone competing with Getty Images or the Associated Press, is [...]

And You Thought It Was Glamorous

And You Thought It Was Glamorous

Yep. This is how it usually works when covering political photo-ops. We show up early. We get set. We wait. They are usually late. We usually have a pretty good amount of freedom on Capitol Hill. But then there are the quick photo sprays that are pretty much shooting them as they stand there. What [...]