Official White House photographer, Pete Souza, takes, on average, between 500 and 2,000 photos per day of President Barack Obama. These behind-the-scenes images have rarely been seen, and showcase an amazingly intimate angle of one of the most highly publicized men in history. After seven years on the job, Souza estimates he has taken well over a quarter million photographs each year, amounting to a stunning portfolio of the First Family.
"I look forward to doing this one last time next year," wrote Souza in the introduction to his collection, referring to the President's last full year as Commander-in-Chief for 2016. Take a peek at the side of the Obamas you've never seen.
The First Family Joins Amelia Boynton Robinson To Honor The Sacrifices Made On Bloody Sunday At The Edmund Pettus Bridge In Selma
President Obama Embraces Vice President Joe Biden At His Son, Beau's, Funeral
A Selfie Was In Order For The United States Women’s National Soccer Team After Their FIFA World Cup Victory
The POTUS And The FLOTUS Snuggle During The Taping For The 2015 World Expo
Chancellor Angela Merkel And President Obama Share A Moment At The G7 Summit
The First Family Greet Pope Francis As He Arrives In The United States For The First Time
Halloween Celebrations Included This Adorable Photo Op With Ella Rhodes, Daughter Of The Deputy Of National Security Adviser, Ben Rhodes
While Attending The Paris Climate Change Summit, President Obama Makes An Unexpected Stop To Honor The Victims Of The Paris Attacks
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