If anything, this round-up demonstrates how life, and the media can be filled with drama, urgency and profound contrast. Along those lines, a street photograph by Roger May ushers in Holy Week — but it frames the glory in a starker reality, and just a fragment of the scene. We did multiple posts this week on the terror attack in Brussels (1, 2). The pictures here acknowledge the photo stream with more distance. (The exception is the post by Lewis Bush addressing refugee photos and Brussels.) Finally, if you want to talk legacy (and insulation from the naysayers), Obama left Cuba with some confident gestures.
Mercer Street, Princeton, West Virginia. Mercer County. #lookingatappalachia pic.twitter.com/tBWvzeQFlx
— Roger May (@walkyourcamera) March 25, 2016
Sorry is the Hardest Word: #Terrorism and the #Refugee Crisis – Disphotic https://t.co/kE7hYiEuzy pic.twitter.com/tRykVNWV9Q
— Reading The Pictures (@ReadingThePix) March 24, 2016
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Comes down to Western Man keeping his head #BrusselsAttacks (pic @emmanueldunand @GettyImages) pic.twitter.com/BMelI97E0Y
— Reading The Pictures (@ReadingThePix) March 24, 2016
Beyond limp wrists (or surrender), Barack and Raul do the wave. (#WhiteHouse @instagram by @petesouza) pic.twitter.com/9kO8RpUaOr
— Reading The Pictures (@ReadingThePix) March 23, 2016
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