Celebrating the fiftieth anniversary of Martin Luther King JR's legendary 'I have a Dream' speech, American photojournalist Dan Budnik presents a captivating collection of black and white images that documented the change and political upheaval in the USA during the mid 1960s. Budnik has also written notes directly on the prints of his portrait of Dr. King and the images from the Youth March for Integrated Schools organized by Harry Belafonte and Baynard Rustin, giving the works presence beyond the period they capture.
| On the Mall, the Hollywood delegation enroute to the Lincoln Memorial. | © Dan Budnik
| Bob Dylan, Joan Baez and Paul Stookey singing a freedom song inside the memorial | © Dan Budnik
| Harry Belafonte at the Washington Mall en route to the Lincoln Memorial | © Dan Budnik
| Waiting for their bus home after the March on Washington, 28 August 1963 | © Dan Budnik
Dan Budnik: Marching To The Freedom Dream
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