I liked this light and the texture of the wall, in a cafe in Central Otago that we visited not long before lockdown started in New Zealand. Photo taken by me 22 March 2020. By the way, I’ve just changed to the new WP editor so am unsure how this post will look compared to usual when published.
Thought I’d share a link to this in-depth article in The New York Times – gives helpful background about the clash with protesters outside the White House, link provided after this short excerpt:
As he prepared for his surprise march to the church, Mr. Trump first went before cameras in the Rose Garden to declare himself “your president of law and order” but also “an ally of all peaceful protesters,” even as peaceful protesters just a block away and clergy members on the church patio were routed by smoke and flash grenades and some form of chemical spray deployed by shield-bearing riot officers and mounted police. — from How Trump’s Idea for a Photo Op Led to Havoc in a Park
Text and photo by Liz; Exploring Colour (2020)
I greatly prefer your light to the other darkness.
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I think he might have gone one hypocrisy too far this time.
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The effect of the light is rather primitive, seems to me (bit like Trump) like the light in a cave.
That God stuff sticks in the craw, doesn’t it?
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Old hotel so it’s like a cave inside although to their credit they’ve got it nice and you can also sit outside in front of the hotel. As for his behaviour, sickening.
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I like the contrast in texture between the smooth lines of the light and the rough wall. As for Trump – what a massive lie that declaration is! He really doesn’t seem to care how much he harms others. The man is dangerous!
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He wants to “dominate” and puts massive pressure on other leaders to also “dominate”.. that’s evil!
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It is – and his actions can only lead to violence – absolutely horrific!
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Horrifies me. NZ leads with “kindness”, much better outcomes across the board.
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