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Description: Working-class political protest in the northern suburb of Halandri in Athens, Greece organized by a political activists' group calling itself "Open Assembly of Agia Paraskevi" (Ag. Paraskevi is a nearby northern suburb of Athens), calling for the boycott of a local bookshop, named Evripidis, allegedly because it fired a female employee identified as "R." in the activists' flyers, presumably because of her anti-capitalist political activism (according to the activists). The protestors had a banner which read "Down with the bosses' terrorism, solidarity is our weapon! Open Assembly of the Residents of Agia Paraskevi." 17 September 2013, in Halandri, Athens, Greece. Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II lens on a full-frame Canon EOS 5D camera. Exposure: 1/125 f/3.2 ISO-1600 RAW post-processed, HDR (High Dynamic Range processing), brightened and contrast-enhanced black-and-white. The HDR processing was done with one original photo which was edited to three brightness levels and then combined into one new photo. Original and color versions are available too.
Title: Working-class protest in Greece
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Author: Cogiati
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