Sheriff Chuck Jenkins poses for a portrait outside of Frederick County Adult Detention in Frederick.

Tavish Forsyth, a queer artist and educator, posted a nude video on YouTube in protest of the Trump administration’s takeover of the Kennedy Center earlier this year.

Jessica Brady Reader poses for a portrait in the front yard of her home in Kensington. Reader testified in February in favor of a bill that would give a one-time tax credit to parents of stillborn babies.

Sonia Eaddy stands for a portrait in front of a mural featuring her quote, in her neighborhood, Poppleton.

Sister Magdala Gilbert, poses for a portrait at Our Lady of Mount Providence Convent.

Cassidy Reigel poses for a portrait at Baltimore School for the Arts, in Baltimore.

Darlene Vazquez of Rock Island pauses for a portrait after picking up groceries from Aldi in Rock Island.

Ralph Moore poses for a portrait at St. Ann’s Church in Baltimore.

Seton Catholic Elementary School 4th grader ALexis Burkett, stands at the ready to give her presentation about former U.S. President James Madison during the school's 'Presidential Wax Museum' event.

John Sterling of Greenville, plays his saxophone around downtown Greenville.

Santa Castellon poses for a portrait between two bullet holes in her family’s apartment in Greenville.

Teryi Youngblood Musolf poses for a portrait at M.Judson Booksellers in Greenville, Wednesday, January 19, 2021.

Cameron Jaime, also known by her stage name Mac DeVille, poses for a portrait dressed as a burlesque Gunslinger from the novel The Dark Tower: The Gunslinger by Stephen King.