Present and Protected | 30 x 24 | Large | Framed Canvas Print
Photography (2012) and Digital Design (2020) by James Dominic Malone
San Diego, CA
In the midst of that collective grief, she stood still.
This image was captured during a protest for Trayvon Martin — one of the darkest moments in modern Black history. A child’s life was taken, and a man walked free.
A young girl, flanked by her guardians, calm and centered.
Not crying. Not afraid.
Present — and somehow, protected.
James Dominic first took this photograph in 2012, during a time of sorrow and outrage. Years later, in 2020, he returned to the image — layering it with deeper intention, visual texture, and spiritual clarity.
Present and Protected is more than a protest photo.
It is a vision of Black resilience.
A reminder that even in the shadow of injustice, there are moments of grace.
To be young. To be held. To be whole.
Even when the world trembles around you.
Photography (2012) and Digital Design (2020) by James Dominic Malone
San Diego, CA
In the midst of that collective grief, she stood still.
This image was captured during a protest for Trayvon Martin — one of the darkest moments in modern Black history. A child’s life was taken, and a man walked free.
A young girl, flanked by her guardians, calm and centered.
Not crying. Not afraid.
Present — and somehow, protected.
James Dominic first took this photograph in 2012, during a time of sorrow and outrage. Years later, in 2020, he returned to the image — layering it with deeper intention, visual texture, and spiritual clarity.
Present and Protected is more than a protest photo.
It is a vision of Black resilience.
A reminder that even in the shadow of injustice, there are moments of grace.
To be young. To be held. To be whole.
Even when the world trembles around you.
Photography (2012) and Digital Design (2020) by James Dominic Malone
San Diego, CA
In the midst of that collective grief, she stood still.
This image was captured during a protest for Trayvon Martin — one of the darkest moments in modern Black history. A child’s life was taken, and a man walked free.
A young girl, flanked by her guardians, calm and centered.
Not crying. Not afraid.
Present — and somehow, protected.
James Dominic first took this photograph in 2012, during a time of sorrow and outrage. Years later, in 2020, he returned to the image — layering it with deeper intention, visual texture, and spiritual clarity.
Present and Protected is more than a protest photo.
It is a vision of Black resilience.
A reminder that even in the shadow of injustice, there are moments of grace.
To be young. To be held. To be whole.
Even when the world trembles around you.