Althouse: The Tea Party in B&W.

April 15, 2010

The Tea Party in B&W.

(Today, in Madison.)

14 comments:

I'm Full of Soup said...: Damn I don't know where to start my snarky comments. Let's see, I predict Titus would agree the guy with the sleeveless jacket [?] is not gay.; 4/15/10, 5:15 PM
ricpic said...: Some of those Tea Partiers appear to be...scowling. Ooh, scary .; 4/15/10, 5:26 PM
Big Mike said...: Dang. Makes me want to start singing "We Shall Overcome"!

Takes me back, it does.; 4/15/10, 5:32 PM
Once written, twice... said...: Well, mostly White.; 4/15/10, 5:35 PM
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The Scythian said...: It's interesting how much more newsy and serious black and white is than color.; 4/15/10, 6:13 PM
Automatic_Wing said...: Going all Robert Frank on us, eh?; 4/15/10, 6:36 PM
Unknown said...: In B&W, they are pensive, listening attentively. A very different take.

Interesting what you see when the tint goes away.

John Huston would approve.; 4/15/10, 6:46 PM
Trooper York said...: Seriously. Meade is suppposed to be Wedgie not Weegee!; 4/15/10, 8:32 PM
Ann Althouse said...: I took these pictures, not Meade.

Meade took the picture that's of me. That's all.; 4/15/10, 9:46 PM
Trooper York said...: Hey don't get all proprietary there kiddo.

I still think Meade should be a Wedgie. Just sayn'; 4/15/10, 10:12 PM
Trooper York said...: Plus I think that guy just asked the Tiny Tim kid in the lawn chair if he liked gladiator movies.; 4/15/10, 10:13 PM
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rhhardin said...: An orthochromatic film option is needed for historic events.; 4/16/10, 3:44 AM