Katie Zacharia, who was dismissed from her role as White House press secretary on Friday, shared two photographs on social media that appear to have been digitally altered to obscure a particular image displayed on President Donald Trump’s desk in the Oval Office.

The altered images circulated on Friday night show the president seated at his desk, where a blurred photograph rests atop a stack of blue guidebooks. Advocacy groups in the Washington, D.C. area have identified this photograph as a view of East Potomac Park. This site is of particular interest because Trump has proposed significant modifications to a federally owned golf course there, a plan currently involved in ongoing litigation.

The lawsuit centers on whether the administration has already made substantial decisions regarding the scope and schedule of the changes at East Potomac Park. Critics argue that the blurring of the photo may undermine transparency concerning the government’s intent and decision-making process.

No official statement has been issued explaining the reasons behind the apparent digital alteration. However, the incident has sparked debate among observers about the management of official White House imagery and the broader implications for public access to information about federal projects and environmental planning.