THE PHOTOS
Since 1999, thousands of photos have been captured to document the death penalty - spanning a number of states, themes and specific executions. In-depth galleries of highlighted segments can be found below, as well as a list of the categories included in the project.
FEATURED GALLERIES
FEATURED ESSAYS
Other documented categories include:
- Execution vigils in North Carolina, Texas, Indiana, Arkansas and Georgia
- The execution of Gary Graham (an innocent Black man) in Texas, supported by KKK
- The federal execution of Timothy McVeigh
- Photos from inside the North Carolina execution facilities
- Tearful moments of death row family members at time of loved one's execution
- Protests against death penalty reinstatement efforts in Massachusetts
- Rallies and legislative sessions that abolished the death penalty in New Hampshire
- Death row images of women and men in Uganda
- Marches and events to end the death penalty in Ohio
- Numerous conferences, marches and rallies in states such as California, Indiana, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Texas and more
- People gathered to support executions
- Protests outside the U.S. Supreme Court and Department of Justice in Washington, DC
- Historical execution and prison sites in Germany and Italy
- Religious imagery related to death penalty
Selections from above list are viewable in portfolio gallery, or are available upon request.