Forget the obsessive-compulsive tracking of every event in your life — the real killer feature of Facebook Timeline is the huge banner-style cover photo that’s become the de rigeur way to express yourself online. Members of Congress have joined in with relish, too, carefully selecting images for maximum constituent impact, and the Washington Post has collected some of the best. From inspiring landscape photography to abstract shots of the American flag, it’s all right there on Facebook.
US Congress members express themselves via Facebook Timeline cover photos
The Washington Post has a roundup of US Congressmen and women’s Facebook Timeline cover photos
The Washington Post has a roundup of US Congressmen and women’s Facebook Timeline cover photos
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