My Dad lived to the ripe old age of 85 and he was 6'3" for most of his life. However ... as he got into his 80s he acquired a stoop that was probably the beginning of scoliosis. In the last 5 years of his life he could barely hold his head up and his shoulders were noticeably slumped. I bring this up because I see the same kind of stoop in Chump who is also a taller than average man.
When anyone in my family wanted to take a family photo of Dad with his kids or grandkids, we learned to kneel down and take the photo pointing the camera up into Dad's face. If we didn't do that, all we got was the top of his head. So it distorted everyone else's height, but that's how we got his face in the picture.
My point is that I'm sure the professional photographers have figured out how to take photos of Chump, and they probably don't care that it distorts the height of others. When you work for Chump, making him look good is all that matters.
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