Trump Tweets This Crowd-Filled Inauguration Photo Will Be Displayed In Press Hall
- 7 years ago
President Trump has revealed that a photo from his inauguration showing a crowd stretched in front of the U.S. Capitol will be added to the White House.
President Trump has revealed that a photo from his inauguration showing a crowd stretched in front of the U.S. Capitol will be added to the White House.
On Tuesday, he tweeted an image of the framed shot and wrote, “A photo delivered yesterday that will be displayed in the upper/lower press hall.”
Trump also thanked Abbas Shirmohammadi who took the photo for a company called Panoramic Visions Photography.
Observers have already pointed out an error--the event is dated January 21 instead of January 20.
However, Shirmohammadi told the New York Daily News that the mistake has since been corrected.
Politico is also speculating that, while Trump did not mention the crowd size, the artwork’s location in a press area could be his way of continually reminding the media about his inauguration’s turnout.
President Trump has revealed that a photo from his inauguration showing a crowd stretched in front of the U.S. Capitol will be added to the White House.
On Tuesday, he tweeted an image of the framed shot and wrote, “A photo delivered yesterday that will be displayed in the upper/lower press hall.”
Trump also thanked Abbas Shirmohammadi who took the photo for a company called Panoramic Visions Photography.
Observers have already pointed out an error--the event is dated January 21 instead of January 20.
However, Shirmohammadi told the New York Daily News that the mistake has since been corrected.
Politico is also speculating that, while Trump did not mention the crowd size, the artwork’s location in a press area could be his way of continually reminding the media about his inauguration’s turnout.