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hmmm

If they love him so much why not go back and be with him

political tones aside, a good series showing what was going on there...that country is in a bad place right now.

biggerry wrote:a good series showing what was going on there...that country is in a bad place right now.

really ? with all due respect to matt who i think knows is one of my personal favourite photographers to watch here. i don't think these images convey the sentiment of what's going on there. i would have liked to see some emotion, rage, sorrow, pride, conviction, intensity. these are the emotions i would expect to see coming from a rally on this matter. this looks very non committal, passive and disengaged from the events and the topic.

hold up a sec....perhaps thats the point being made....now you got me thinking...

What these images document is that there are two sides to any story such as this... the media focus seems (at least to me) very anti-regime... and I'm not suggesting this is right or wrong, but Matt's images show that there are also Syrians with a pro-regime viewpoint. Not something I've seen reporting of in the media.

Rooz wrote:hold up a sec....perhaps thats the point being made....now you got me thinking...

mattk's ninja mind tricks

Mattk <insert Obi Wan voice>: These aren't protesters you're looking for

I think it would have been interesting to hear from their perspective about their thoughts on their current leader. Not sure what I can glean from the images. The third composition is interesting though in isolation, one would think it was a group of Polish people

PiroStitch wrote:Mattk <insert Obi Wan voice>: These aren't protesters you're looking for

I think it would have been interesting to hear from their perspective about their thoughts on their current leader. Not sure what I can glean from the images. The third composition is interesting though in isolation, one would think it was a group of Polish people

What! Julia the Gillard?