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The Story Behind ‘Under the Dome’: Humans of Capitol Hill

By Jason Dick
Posted June 26, 2018 at 4:00pm

By Jason Dick and Gillian Roberts and D.A. Banks

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Managing Editor Jason Dick searched through the tens of thousands of photos in the CQ Roll Call archives to tell a different kind of story of American democracy. He and Visuals Editor Gillian Roberts talk about the tough decisions needed to make “Under the Dome” — a photo book out July 1 — a reality.

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