This photograph of the Jacqueline Kennedy Garden was taken by Matthew D'Agostino on July 1, 2015, during the Barack Obama administration. The Jacqueline Kennedy Garden is also referred to as the East Garden and is located on the South Grounds of the White House. This pergola was designed by I. M. Pei in 1965.

This photograph by Matthew D'Agostino was taken in the Jacqueline Kennedy Garden on July 1, 2015. Visitors to the White House that day were the first following the lifting of a 40 year restriction on cameras and photography. The restriction was lifted by President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama due to the emergence of cell phone cameras, advances in technology, and White House-related social media. The restriction had initially been enacted due to the severity of flash cameras on the priceless pieces of fine and decorative arts in the house.

This photograph by Matthew D'Agostino was taken in the Jacqueline Kennedy Garden on July 1, 2015. Visitors to the White House that day were the first following the lifting of a 40 year restriction on cameras and photography. The restriction was lifted by President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama due to the emergence of cell phone cameras, advances in technology, and White House-related social media. The restriction had initially been enacted due to the severity of flash cameras on the priceless pieces of fine and decorative arts in the house.

This photograph by Matthew D'Agostino was taken in the Jacqueline Kennedy Garden on July 1, 2015. Visitors to the White House that day were the first following the lifting of a 40 year restriction on cameras and photography. The restriction was lifted by President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama due to the emergence of cell phone cameras, advances in technology, and White House-related social media. The restriction had initially been enacted due to the severity of flash cameras on the priceless pieces of fine and decorative arts in the house.

This photograph by Matthew D'Agostino was taken in the Jacqueline Kennedy Garden on July 1, 2015. Visitors to the White House that day were the first following the lifting of a 40 year restriction on cameras and photography. The restriction was lifted by President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama due to the emergence of cell phone cameras, advances in technology, and White House-related social media. The restriction had initially been enacted due to the severity of flash cameras on the priceless pieces of fine and decorative arts in the house.