NQ:The Week in Photos 04/11 »
Posted By helenephoto 1 year, 7 months ago in NewsA photo, as the saying goes, is worth a thousand words. And the right photo--the revelatory image--can be worth a great deal more. In that spirit, we've put together ten pictures that capture the turbulent events of the past week.
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LARK1 year, 6 months ago
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Yes, a photo is worth a thousand words. And the western media have both photos and words. The photo with the black band 'free tibet' is worth a thousand words in saying how ridiculous things can be. And how absurd the western media can be! Of course that's just what I see, for them it's not absurd at all as they are just carrying out things on their agenda.
In cases when you read articles about things that happen near you, one sees a disparity so big that one is speechless and does not know how to point it out.
The media is sometimes like the inner circle in Animal Farm. Sorry if this offends certain people. But what I read in certain articles is so outrageously far from the truth.
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