President Barack Obama fist bumps a young person reaching through the door at the Cidade de Deus (City of God) favela Community Center in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, March 20 (Pete Souza)
…. playing soccer with children at the Cidade de Deus (City of God) favela Community Center in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, March 20 (Pete Souza)
…. waving to people gathered on the street outside the Cidade de Deus (City of God) favela Community Center in Rio de Janeiro, March 20 (Pete Souza)
….acknowledging applause after delivering a speech at the Teatro Municipal in Rio de Janeiro, March 20 (Pete Souza)
…. the Christ the Redeemer statue in Rio de Janeiro, March 19 (Pete Souza)
President Barack Obama walks with Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff following the arrival of First Lady Michelle Obama, and daughters Sasha and Malia, at the Palacio do Alvorada in Brasilia, Brazil, March 19. Foreign Minister Antonio Patriota, right, shakes hands with Malia (Pete Souza)
The Obama Diary 
I don’t care how many times I see that Christ the Redeemer statue with his arms open wide, that is one beautiful thing to me.
Nice!!!
This is all beautiful!!! This first family is gorgeous and super photogenic!!! They just look like they are part of a photo spread!!! Wow!!! Breathtaking!!!
I love the President fist-bumping the little kid in the first picture!!! And that little Malia in the last picture shaking the gentleman’s hand, my goodness, she is so self-possessed and carries herself so beuatifully and she’s just 12!!! Wow!!!
Pete Souza is a master…of course his subject matter is pretty fine!
Sue, that is so beautiful and thoughtful of you.
That last picture by Souza doesn’t even look real! It looks photoshopped. That’s what Brazil’s White House looks like. Wow.
I love looking at these fotos again & again. Thank you Chipsticks!
Here is the 15 min video of Maya on Pier Morgan for those who missed it or saw only parts of it. http://www.industryfokery.com/2011/04/13/full-interview-15-mins-barack-obama%E2%80%99s-sister-%E2%80%9Cmaya-soetoro-ng%E2%80%9D-throws-off-what-pres-could-improve-on-video/