Photojournalism

On January 21, 2017, hundreds of thousands gathered in Washington, D.C. for the Women’s March — a day that became one of the largest demonstrations in American history. My photographs from that day are not just records of a crowd; they are portraits of resilience, conviction, and solidarity.

Through my lens, I sought to balance the scale of the march with the intimacy of its participants. Wide scenes reveal the magnitude of collective action, while close frames linger on handmade signs, knit pink hats, and the determined expressions of people who came to be heard. Each image reflects both individuality and unity, personal voice and shared cause.

This work is a testament to the power of presence — to how ordinary people transform public space into a stage for democracy. It is both a historical document and a reminder of the enduring strength of collective action, carrying forward the voices that rose in Washington that day.