Dr Martin Luther King Jr Canvas Print

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This image from the archives of the Library of Congress shows Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. speaking at an anti-war rally in the New York City in 1967. Tragically, Dr. King was murdered the next year but his efforts at ending segregation and righting injustices has endured.

Thank you for stopping by my gallery! I appreciate and enjoy photographing the unique beauty of each area of America. I also search for the artistic value in everyday scenes and I have a big nostalgia itch that I scratch through photography. Entirely self-taught, I enjoy being outdoors and am always ready to capture images that catch my eye, mind or heart. I also love taking whimsical pictures that my two young children can enjoy. At FineArtAmerica, I am the group facilitator of Highway & Byways and Young at HeART. My love for photography grew as I moved around America. I was born (1977) and raised in a rural Indiana town and my photographic interests were limited to the rural subject matter of the area. I began to see new sights...