Seattle May Day Protest Photos

My work, photojournalism, Seattle, Still photography

Update 5/2/2012 – 17 new images added.

Below: A protestor is arrested by police Tuesday, May 1 during a May Day protest organized by Occupy Seattle. At least eight people were arrested as thousands marched the streets during multiple rallies and ongoing protests throughout the day. Sporadic violence broke out and demonstrators smashed several windows of banks and stores in downtown Seattle and committed other acts of vandalism. Much of the protests were, however, quite peaceful.

Shot for Zuma Press.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Influence of Religion on International Politics Conference Photo

My work, Seattle, Still photography, University of Washington

I spent another day clinging onto my history of six years of University of Washington education while photographing a very interesting conference today for the Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies held on campus in the Walker Ames room in Kane Hall. The conference, in honor of Dr. Daniel Chirot, was titled The Influence of Religion on International Politics. Below, Professor Paul Froese of Baylor University presents his work, Religion’s Influence on American Politics From a Global Perspective. He had some very very intriguing insight into Rick Santorum and the rest of the Republican presidential candidates, which was especially timely for me since I am in the middle of covering the campaigns as they roll through Washington state.