 In a digital age of near instant news video, still photographs have a story to tell. I was right in front of the stage, directly in front of the stage. It was a normal rally. Evan Gucci with the Associated Press was in the photography pool at Donald Trump's rally Saturday. At the moment I heard the shots being fired, I knew that this was a moment in American history that had to be documented. I mean, it's our job as journalists to do this work. His image showing a bloody Trump with his fist in the air, surrounded by Secret Service agents, quickly took on iconic status.