Former chief White House photographer Pete Souza jabbed at President Trump on Tuesday for moving the official portrait of ...

President Donald Trump has reportedly moved his predecessor's portrait to a far less prominent spot in the White House.

Former White House photographer Pete Souza torched Donald Trump for banishing Barack Obama’s official portrait to a ...

Pete Souza—The White House President-elect Barack Obama walks to the podium for his Inauguration as the 44th President at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C., Jan. 20, 2009.

Former White House Photographer Pete Souza wonders if former President Barack Obama is living in the president's head rent-free because of this petty move.

Lucky for us, President Obama didn't go anywhere without his trusted photographer Pete Souza, who over eight years captured magical moments of the president and his family that reminded us of how ...

Souza estimates the total number of pictures to be over 1.9 million. Souza's new book, Obama: An Intimate Portrait contains more than 300 of these photos, some of which are being shared publicly ...

Ex White House photographer rips Trump for ‘hiding’ Obama portrait and bucking tradition - Pete Souza, who served under Obama and former president Ronald Reagan, said that breaking a longstanding trad ...

Pete Souza is not only responsible for some of the most memorable snapshots of Barack Obama, but he's now also the mastermind behind some of the most expert trolling of President Donald Trump we ...

Official White House Photo by Pete Souza This photograph was taken after a Situation Room meeting on Libya in 2011. “I like this picture because Biden’s the last one to leave the room.

Pete Souza, Chief Official White House Photographer President Barack Obama's two terms in office have been documented in detail since 2009. But even counting all of the media photographers and ...

Pete Souza / The White House Sadly, not every moment was joyful. In late November, Obama paid his respects at a makeshift French memorial in honor of people who lost their lives in terrorist attacks.