Peace Gone Wild: September 2006

Peace Vigil 9/20/06

Peace Vigil 9/13/06
Peace Vigil 9/06/06
Peace Vigil 8/23/06
Peace Vigil 8/16/06
Peace Vigil 8/09/06
Peace Vigil 8/02/06

Washington County Peace Vigil 57th Week.
Beaverton, Oregon, 6:30 to 7:30
It's Raining, it's pouring
And George is still warring...

I share these photographs of the faces of those opposed to war and the Bush Administration because you will not see or hear of them on the news. They are your neighbors, your co-workers, your teachers, your students, your bus drivers. I want to share that they are you and I.

I hope to capture the energy of these peace vigils and more importantly the passion of the people. I hope to empower others to find their local vigils or create their own. To at least know that they are not alone.

...and many miles to go before I sleep...

Many miles to go before we all can sleep

Peace Vigil 9/13/06

Peace Vigil 9/06/06
Peace Vigil 9/06/06
Peace Vigil 8/16/06
Peace Vigil 8/9/06
Peace Vigil 8/2/06

I share these photographs of the faces of those opposed to war and the Bush Administration because you will not see or hear of them on the news. They are your neighbors, your co-workers, your teachers, your students, your bus drivers. I want to share that they are you and I.

I hope to capture the energy of these peace vigils and more importantly the passion of the people. I hope to empower others to find their local vigils or create their own. To at least know that they are not alone.

Washington County Peace Vigil 56th Week.
Beaverton, Oregon, 6:30 to 7:30
Cold, windy and getting dark
Celebrating their 20th Wedding Anniversary...

So we sang to them...

And the band played on

and on...

Danni and Wesley with the Peace Cranes

Peace Vigil 9/6/06

Peace Vigil 9/06/06
Peace Vigil 8/16/06
Peace Vigil 8/9/06
Peace Vigil 8/2/06

I share these photographs of the faces of those opposed to war and the Bush Administration because you will not see or hear of them on the news. They are your neighbors, your co-workers, your teachers, your students, your bus drivers. I want to share that they are you and I.

I hope to capture the energy of these peace vigils and more importantly the passion of the people. I hope to empower others to find their local vigils or create their own. To at least know that they are not alone.