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TIME photographer Callie Shell shows why the First Lady is such a big hit Michelle Obama waits backstage before a ceremony marking the re-opening of The Metropolitan Museum of Art's New American Wing ...

Award-winning photographer Callie Shell documented the journey the Obama family ventured on as Barack Obama campaigned for president in 2008. Her photos display the raw emotions and intimate moments ...

It was shortly after the November 2008 presidential election when Barack Obama’s press secretary, Robert Gibbs, pulled photographer Callie Shell aside. “Can we talk?” he said. “Of course,” Shell ...

Credit: Vincent J. Musi From South Carolina-based photographer Callie Shell, we've learned that President Barack Obama wears his shoes until the soles disintegrate and can't resist showing off his ...

It was April 2004, and photographer Callie Shell had just covered a campaign rally for presidential candidate John Kerry. But it was a different politician that left an impression that day in Chicago: ...

Two photographers, husband and wife. They started out working for newspapers, then graduated to magazines. Callie Shell shot pictures for Time; Vincent Musi found his niche at National Geographic.

In a way, it makes sense that photographers Vincent Musi and Callie Shell’s books are coming out within two weeks of each other. It’s simply another step on the path that the two of them have been ...

In part one of our 4-part documentary series, we meet Callie Shell and David Hume Kennerly, photographers with unparalleled access to Al Gore and George W. Bush, respectively, during the 2000 U.S.

Callie Shell has spent much of the past 100 days working behind the scenes to capture what life is like at the White House. Shell, who works on contract for Time magazine, has been one of a very few ...

From left, T. Graham Brown, Nicolette Larson, Marty Stuart, Robin Lee and Randy Travis all performed during the 17th annual Country Radio Seminar at the Opryland Hotel in Nashville on March 8, 1986.