In our Twitter/Instagram roundup, we look at the trifecta that dominated the news cycle last week. The Turkish images reflect on the redundancy of terror. The Brexit photos zero in on the telltale signs of calamity. And the two pride photos capture a more political edge. The touching picture with Senator Murphy shines the same intimate light on lawmakers and the issue of gun violence that we saw in images of the recent congressional sit-in. Finally, the cadet and the Reuter camp photos pick up on our ongoing, if perhaps not that popular concern about the commercialization of public culture.
Not sure these displays bring us closer or only seem to. Increasingly tho, it’s how we mourn. photo: @aylin_koenig pic.twitter.com/rAj4AixbSv
— Reading The Pictures (@ReadingThePix) July 2, 2016
Shot of @BorisJohnson @reuterspictures speaks volumes re state of post-#Brexit U.K. pic.twitter.com/oK3ejCQKlY
— Reading The Pictures (@ReadingThePix) June 27, 2016
Intimate portrait. CT Sen Murphy telling daughter of slain #SandyHook principal #gun vote failed. @epa @MSNBCPhoto pic.twitter.com/JmWTWyfNgH
— Reading The Pictures (@ReadingThePix) June 27, 2016
A cruel bit of tent material in Syrian #refugee camp. #Lebanon #consumercapitalism @Patrick_Baz @AFP @MSNBCPhoto pic.twitter.com/XXTvh4YwD5
— Reading The Pictures (@ReadingThePix) June 27, 2016
What passes in #Israel for a pastoral scene. #Tankfire #GolanHeights @AFPphoto pic.twitter.com/Q4tOk0N9UU
— Reading The Pictures (@ReadingThePix) June 27, 2016
In endless chain of terror attacks, awful #Turkey photo circulated widely because not like others. @nytimesphoto pic.twitter.com/PirWtEkLjL
— Reading The Pictures (@ReadingThePix) July 1, 2016
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