2020 in Review
Picture This: How Capital & Main Photographers Captured the Year
From street protests to COVID coverage to wildfires and beyond, our photographers were in the thick of the action.
David Bacon: Fresno, California
Steve is a homeless man who lives next to the railroad tracks and irrigation canal near the airport. He has his possessions in a shopping cart.
Ted Soqui: All Black Lives Matter
All Black Lives Matter March from Hollywood Boulevard and Highland Avenue, Hollywood, to West Hollywood.
Steve Appleford: Home, Seized Home

Martha Escudero; 42, with her two daughters (left) Victoria; 10; and Meztli; 8; left in the El Sereno home she seized two days before with Reclaim LA.
Joanne Kim: Food in Time of COVID
A man waits in his car as his trunk is packed with produce and eggs at the Farm Box Program.
Ted Soqui: Saving Mount Wilson
A firefighting helicopter drops water on a hot spot of September’s Bobcat Fire and a small rainbow is reflected on the mist.
Steve Appleford: Anti-Lockdown Protesters

“Reopen America” protesters rally at Los Angeles City Hall to call for an end to shutdown measures.
Ted Soqui: COVID Blue

Cars line up in the parking lot of Dodger Stadium for drive-through COVID-19 testing.
David Bacon: Tulare County

Farmworker Sara Toledo picks pluots in California’s Central Valley. Her bandanna doubles as protection from the elements and COVID-19.
Brooke Anderson: The Call to “Free Them All”

Police advance on protesters gathered outside of Gov. Gavin Newsom’s mansion to call for the release of prisoners during the pandemic.
Ted Soqui: Celebrating Biden’s Win

Santa Monica Boulevard in West Hollywood was taken over with street celebrations following the announcement of Joe Biden’s victory.
Samantha Shanahan: Milwaukee’s Black Middle Class

Barbara Toles, a former member of the Wisconsin State Assembly, says that her success would be more difficult for Black children in Milwaukee today.
David Bacon: Oakland Rent Strike

A tenant at an Oakland apartment complex where residents mounted a rent strike against Mosser Capital.
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