Carter holds the baby and beams for the camera.
He beamed for the camera as I dutifully snapped the shot.
Diana Ross, standing by a wall and dressed to blend in, likewise beams for the camera.
The ladies snuggle tightly, beaming for the camera.
Proudly amongst the staff photo's is the former President Clinton beaming for the camera.
Mr. Pataki beamed for the cameras.
After beating India's five-time world champion Mary Kom, the boxer beamed for the cameras.
The former professor of veterinary science, whose position as head of the Egyptian mother organisation carries moral authority across the region, beamed for the cameras recently as he greeted Anne Patterson, the American ambassador to Egypt, with a hearty handshake.
On Saturday, as the SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon beamed for the cameras alongside her party's new representatives at the Scottish parliament, the Scottish Tory party limited itself instead to a dry, functional, but pointed announcement.
Expressionless, she sketched three little hearts on his shoulder and wrote above them: "You can call me Corky!" Then she kissed him, leaving a big lipstick mark; hugged him; beamed for the cameras; turned and sashayed back to her limousine.
After putting on his Cavaliers cap, beaming for the cameras and answering countless questions about whether he could replace LeBron James in the hearts of Cavs fans, Irving expounded on his wardrobe choice in the de facto green room, a curtained-off area where he was joined by his father and sister, dressed in their Sunday best.
