SEATTLE (WHDH) - A group of Black Lives Matters protesters in Washington State expressed their thoughts on police brutality through images.
Instead of rallying or marching in protest, the group of advocated met in a Seattle park on Saturday to pose for artistic photos.
“Being artistic with photos, that says a lot without doing much,” said Dee’Anthony Marcell, the event’s organizer.
The attendees of the event said they hope the pictures will be more powerful than actual protests.
“Language, that speaks volumes rather than violence,” said Bishop Ray Rodgers, who attended the event.
Dozens of people—including a four-year-old boy—attended the photoshoot. There is no word yet on how, or where, the photos will be used.
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