18 thoughts on “intense protest”

1. It is hard to that know atrocities are being committed on a grand scale, genocide again and in spite of the world’s positive views of itself most people do nothing or have no idea where to begin when it comes to doing something. These people know and are trying, the people of Adelaide are blessed if this is strong. Powerful shot.

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   1. i completely agree with you.
      well said.

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2. Shining light into darkness…I’m looking for it everywhere…that would be strong in my town as well! Great to take a stand

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   1. yes. a lot of people were very scared, and did not know what was going on.
      also not good for young kids to see.

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      1. True- that kind of thing is upsetting. Were they moving or speaking?

      2. completely silent.

      3. …and still.

      4. Intense…

3. Oh my gosh I don’t know what this is. I have to apologize but I live a life of one that does not watch the news so I know this cannot be good just from reading the signs! Wow and they didn’t care if you took photos? This is amazing!

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   1. They were happy for me to snap away.
      I don’t watch the news much either.

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      1. Wow you know if I didn’t have WP I probably would not know what I know now! 😀 I love your photos!

4. Great picture of a serious protest – sometimes it takes this level of intensity to shake us out of our normal complacency. Thank You, Gavin, for sharing this.

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   1. yes. it was so powerful.

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5. I only recently was aware of these protests. Oddly enough it isn’t shown on the U.S. news. Great depiction of it.

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   1. ‘Oddly enough it isn’t shown on the U.S. news. ‘
      i’m not surprised.

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      1. We really get little news from australia except when it was ablaze.

6. This is poignant … thank you, Gavin for participate with your photos

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   1. you are welcome.

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