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Cornelius Hayes

Cornelius shot the Equal Justice Initiative’s Legacy Pavilion in Montgomery, from late afternoon into blue hour.

Montgomery, AL

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Montgomery, AL

Equal Justice Initiative Building

The EJI Legacy Pavilion, by WBA Architects. Its awning is clad in perforated metal carrying portraits of Martin Luther King Jr., Claudette Colvin, John Lewis, Rosa Parks and others, the image running unbroken across the panel seams and around the corners.

The pavilion’s portrait façade at dusk, a car streaking past
The pavilion’s portrait façade at dusk, a car streaking past
The perforated portraits over the lit patio, a man walking up the steps
The perforated portraits over the lit patio, a man walking up the steps
Steps and lights leading up to the pavilion at blue hour
Steps and lights leading up to the pavilion at blue hour
The pavilion from the lawn, the portraits glowing at dusk
The pavilion from the lawn, the portraits glowing at dusk
The words Hope, Mercy, Truth, Justice perforated into the awning’s end
The words Hope, Mercy, Truth, Justice perforated into the awning’s end
The lettered awning at sunset over the patio
The lettered awning at sunset over the patio
The long portrait façade running back from a white building
The long portrait façade running back from a white building
Along the perforated façade toward downtown Montgomery
Along the perforated façade toward downtown Montgomery
Looking up at the underside of the portrait awning
Looking up at the underside of the portrait awning
A perforated panel folded around the awning’s corner
A perforated panel folded around the awning’s corner

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