how about the president start focusing on being the president and not being a celebrity.
Liz Pullen
· 1 month ago
All Presidents have official portraits taken.
Miguel Carballo
· 1 month ago
Something That Calderón & Carnstens must learn from Obama & a good publicity team. #InternetNecesario
TheBox193
· 1 month ago
Larger .. image... please *twitch*
When will mashables add the feature where you can click on the image to enlarge?
Adam Ostrow
· 1 month ago
u can click on the "stream" link for the big version.
TheBox193
· 1 month ago
Yep, that is how flickr works... but on any mashable article, how does one enlarge the image? I always find myself wanting to see a larger view of images that are in the posts.
Liz Pullen
· 1 month ago
Wow! I know this is official photographer, press release stuff but it's still hard to imagine other Presidents posting family photos on Flickr.
Mandy Corvo
· 1 month ago
Nice picture. Surprisingly it looks like a normal family ;)
r0cketman22
· 1 month ago
His daughters are beautiful!
Ryan
· 1 month ago
I routinely watch the videos that are posted on the Vimeo Whitehouse stream. The ones they do that aren't press conferences not only are great quality, but use a team that knows and understands the latest tech when it comes to video. You can see that in their gear. i'm impressed
BrianBrooks
· 1 month ago
looking at the EXIF is more interesting: "Photo by Annie Leibovitz/Released by White House Photo Office"
Ellen
· 1 month ago
I can't help thinking of all of the celebrities who sell their pictures, and that makes me appreciate this action even more!
I'd say that I appreciate Obama's Official White House Flickr stream more than any of the administration's other online profiles because it gives a truly unprecedented, in-depth look into the President's life. It's consistently updated with amazing photos.
Henry
· 1 month ago
great article what a sweet family i like the President
Kevin McCoy
· 1 month ago
Because the photos in that photostream are taken by official government photographers, they're in the public domain. For a while, they were being posted there under some cc license, but after a number of us complained, Flickr changed the license to indicate its lack of copyright as a work of the federal government. The "restrictions" on use probably derive from personality rights, I suppose, because they cannot come from any sort of copyright restrictions. I don't understand why they think they can legally prevent the photos from being manipulated in any way.
John Rosenfelder
· 1 month ago
Obama has not been making the most of social media during his presidency. I believe he could be more effective in the debate on health care reform, renewable energy and restoring America's image as a human rights defender around the world.
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When will mashables add the feature where you can click on the image to enlarge?
"Photo by Annie Leibovitz/Released by White House Photo Office"
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what a sweet family
i like the President