Pictures of the president are as common as postcards--especially in an election year. The vast majority are taken under the tight control of White House imagemakers whose job it is to filter out all but the most flattering poses. An exception was made for TIME photographer Diana Walker, who was granted special access that allowed her to capture Bill Clinton "away from the theater of the photo op, away from the lights and mikes." The result is the portfolio of intimate campaign portraits that appears on the following pages.
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