And don't you love her outfit? Taking this shot, I felt like the Wisconsin Sartorialist. As long as I'm doing vertical, fashion-oriented photos, let me add this one, from the Tea party side of yesterday's demonstrations:
Pebrero 20, 2011
What we wore to the demonstrations.
I love this sign — "Today is about peace and and DEMOCRACY" — and attitude.
And don't you love her outfit? Taking this shot, I felt like the Wisconsin Sartorialist. As long as I'm doing vertical, fashion-oriented photos, let me add this one, from the Tea party side of yesterday's demonstrations:
And don't you love her outfit? Taking this shot, I felt like the Wisconsin Sartorialist. As long as I'm doing vertical, fashion-oriented photos, let me add this one, from the Tea party side of yesterday's demonstrations:
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And don't you love her outfit?
No. Trash hippie woman.
Horrifying spoiled brat written all over her.
Will crusade to Save the World. Will not dirty her hands to work.
Woodstock is full of this trash.
Second one looks like a fugitive from the Liebstandarte - Adolf Hitler WAC detachment.
I have a hat like that, except the orange is more "Orange Hellish" and the horns are black. Good warm winter hat.
Sometimes I wear it when it's 20 degrees outside as I wait for the bus dressed in my suit on the way to work.
I like devilhat lady's camera.
As in the second photo, I love the images where the attention of all the adults is elsewhere while the the child coldly assesses the photographer. Those photos speak to me.
The peace sign placard reminds me of the stupid anti-war protestors that went marching with Mercedes signs by accident.
Not a fisted salute, but a photograhic salute.
Is that Sasha Obama?
"Is that Sasha Obama?"
It would be cool if one of the Obama girls went conservative.
"Not a fisted salute, but a photograhic salute."
Ha! Good obsrevation!
"I love the images where the attention of all the adults is elsewhere while the the child coldly assesses the photographer. Those photos speak to me."
Hmm. I looked at the enlargement to see if she was looking at me, and I was struck by how adult she looks. She must be quite young.
Wait, which side is the "democracy" woman on? Is she actually on the side of democracy in this case? Or is she backing the unions?
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