It's always frustrating to see images go viral with no credit to the incredible photographers who take them. And it's happening with the National Guard at Capitol pics. So this remarkable image was captured by the AP's J. Scott Applewhite.
This is by AFP's @saulloeb.
Excellent one from Sarah Silbiger.
Same scene, different angle from Reuters' Joshua Roberts.
This from EPA's Jim Lo Scalzo says so much.
Sleeping next to Martin Luther King Jr. from Sarah Silbiger.
Lincoln watches on. Another from Reuters' Joshua Roberts.
Visitors. J. Scott Applewhite again.
Another from AFP's @saulloeb. Great take.
Finally, by Stefani Reynolds from Getty.
Credit news photographers, people. They are incredible talents.

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