as seen in the New York Times Magazine from last weekend (I'm a bit slow on catching up w/ the blog as of late), an image of Paul O'Neill, former Treasury secretary during the first half of the Bush regime, before essentially being forced out of his job for challenging Bush's tax cut proposals.
I bring this up mostly as an example of a great subject--pictures being what they may (and I might have wished for a different frame to make the final edit), but more importantly O'Neill was a classy guy who was gracious w/ his time (not the 30 seconds and out like one might come to expect w/ a high-powered subject) and great for intelligent conversation (among other things, we shared quite a laugh over the often absurd intermingling of "faith" in politics and policymaking by Bush and others).
Since my scanner lobbed off part of the tearsheet, you can find his interview in its entirety here. Definitely worth the read.