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Photos from the spontaneous march/rally in Seattle, WA on 24 Nov 2014 in the wake of the grand jury decision not to indict Darren Wilson in the shooting of Michael Brown.
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Photos from the spontaneous march/rally in Seattle, WA on 24 Nov 2014 in the wake of the grand jury decision not to indict Darren Wilson in the shooting of Michael Brown.
Washington DC, December 5, 2014. Activists protesting the failure to indict killer cops Darren Wilson and Daniel Pantaleo gather in Chinatown for a rally, 'die in' and meandering march through the northwest quadrant of the city. I counted around two hundred at the 'die in', and about one hundred still present as the mostly youthful crowd stormed up gentrified 14th St. Interactions between the marchers and police were peaceful and respectful.There were no arrests I am aware of. Similar actions were taking place all across the USA. They will almost certainly continue to occur unless there is some meaningful reform of policing culture and practice, especially as it impacts communities of color.
Photos from the spontaneous march/rally in Seattle, WA on 24 Nov 2014 in the wake of the grand jury decision not to indict Darren Wilson in the shooting of Michael Brown.
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Photos from the spontaneous march/rally in Seattle, WA on 24 Nov 2014 in the wake of the grand jury decision not to indict Darren Wilson in the shooting of Michael Brown.
(140827RREI8048) About 75 people rallied outside the department of Justice and then marched to Busboys and Poets for a Town Hall on the killing of Michael Brown by a white Ferguson MO police officer. The Town Hall was packed to overflowing. August 27, 2014 © Rick Reinhard 2014 email rick@rickreinhard.com
This photo is actually 2 images merged into one, they were individual jumping shots, and was quite a challenge gettin them both jumping smiling, no hair in elins face!
This is at 18" x 12" dimension as that is what the clients final print size have been!!
two flash heads (with soft boxes used) one to left and one on right - both pointing at backdrop, SB600 flashed used to illuminate subjects.
Photoshop CS4 USED, to match exposure & colour a tad bit better (not much) and obviously dragged both photos onto plain white canvas to create one image :)
Both taken using Nikkor 35mm 35mm F1.8g
Charlotte NC Residence Come Together to Demonstrate National Moment of Silence for Innocent Victims Killed By Police!
Photos from the spontaneous march/rally in Seattle, WA on 24 Nov 2014 in the wake of the grand jury decision not to indict Darren Wilson in the shooting of Michael Brown.
Washington DC, December 5, 2014. Activists protesting the failure to indict killer cops Darren Wilson and Daniel Pantaleo gather in Chinatown for a rally, 'die in' and meandering march through the northwest quadrant of the city. I counted around two hundred at the 'die in', and about one hundred still present as the mostly youthful crowd stormed up gentrified 14th St. Interactions between the marchers and police were peaceful and respectful.There were no arrests I am aware of. Similar actions were taking place all across the USA. They will almost certainly continue to occur unless there is some meaningful reform of policing culture and practice, especially as it impacts communities of color.
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Washington DC, December 5, 2014. Activists protesting the failure to indict killer cops Darren Wilson and Daniel Pantaleo gather in Chinatown for a rally, 'die in' and meandering march through the northwest quadrant of the city. I counted around two hundred at the 'die in', and about one hundred still present as the mostly youthful crowd stormed up gentrified 14th St. Interactions between the marchers and police were peaceful and respectful.There were no arrests I am aware of. Similar actions were taking place all across the USA. They will almost certainly continue to occur unless there is some meaningful reform of policing culture and practice, especially as it impacts communities of color.