frank theriault wrote: > I know that politics and religion have no place on this list, however > I couldn't resist: > > http://tinyurl.com/5767g9 > > http://bp3.blogger.com/_EaTEtfR4WJw/SHtNoWqR_7I/AAAAAAAACn4/X9p_yB9aLv0/s1600-h/july_14_08+003.jpg > I'll have to disagree with most and say the photo itself doesn't do much for me. However, photography has been used as a vehicle for political commentary for as long as photography has existed. It's a legitimate tool for sparking debate and bringing "issues" of one sort or another into view (both literally and figuratively). I would welcome politically charged photography to the list, even if it offended my own beliefs. Besides, it would be a nice change of pace from the cat/flower/kid photos (not that these are bad - I'm as guilty as the next guy) that we see on a daily basis.
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