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| Lamballe, 8/1/2014. |
Tom's hands, placing those quintessentially French items, mustard glasses, with candles in, at Lamballe's beautiful bronze horse fountain at tonight's vigil.
There are more photos, just seven, and not great quality, but I love them for the atmosphere and feelings and expression, the variety of human life (there were some dogs too but I failed to capture any of them), that they contain. I decided against posting them here as they are of people, and it seems a bit intrusive perhaps, though they mostly aren't recognisable and the only one who clearly is I asked her permission, and there were plenty of of press and other photographers, but still. However they can be seen on the web album here.
6 comments:
Great Album. The expression of silence for free speech is well caught in these images. The Trafalgar Square vigil was also very moving.
http://www.theonion.com/articles/it-sadly-unclear-whether-this-article-will-put,37715/
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Wonderful expression of shared grief and solidarity against tyranny.
What is there to add, Lucy?
The western world is devastated
Elsa Wolinski talks about her father in The Guardian - and the one photo of her dad's empty desk speaks volumes, in silence. Also, her caption for it: "Papa est parti pas Wolinski"
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/jan/08/cartoonist-wolinski-daughter-elsa-charlie-hebdo
Yes, a moving tribute to a band of brave souls. Have you seen Uderzo's eloquent work: https://twitter.com/Rouchswalwe
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