I went to the Women’s March in D.C. partly because I wanted to be a part of making substantial change, and partly because I wanted to document it for people who couldn’t be there. My name is Rachel Hartman, and i’m 19 years old. I started photographing about four years ago, focusing on portraiture in particular.
Hopefully I can learn more about photography and editing in the future and possibly make a living off of it, but for now I just try my best and have fun. I think the strongest photograph in the series is the woman holding the sign that reads, “nasty women change the world.” I love her expression and the sentiment.
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Share on FacebookI like the older gentleman holding two signs, one saying "Dont grab my posse" and "Pussy posse" in the 8th picture :o)
i LIKE THE NASTY WOMEN CHANGE THE WORLD AND THE WOMEN IS STARING STRAIGHT AT THE CAMERA GOING DONT YOU DARE TELL ME IM WRONG !
These are not Nasty women, in any sense of the word. I fully support them, but can we call them empowered, badass or angry.. I know it's not 'woke', but can we stop trying to introduce words to explain things when the old ones were perfectly crumulent.
I like the older gentleman holding two signs, one saying "Dont grab my posse" and "Pussy posse" in the 8th picture :o)
i LIKE THE NASTY WOMEN CHANGE THE WORLD AND THE WOMEN IS STARING STRAIGHT AT THE CAMERA GOING DONT YOU DARE TELL ME IM WRONG !
These are not Nasty women, in any sense of the word. I fully support them, but can we call them empowered, badass or angry.. I know it's not 'woke', but can we stop trying to introduce words to explain things when the old ones were perfectly crumulent.
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