Our photographers are at March for Our Lives in Downtown Washington. We'll be sharing their photos from the rally in a thread: 
Hunter Nguyen, 21, of Hagerstown, MD, and Daisy Hernandez, 22, of Stafford, VA wrote "don't shoot" on their hands ahead of the march. wapo.st/2I1xEjm
A sign that says "we demand a ban" is seen before the start of the rally on Saturday. wapo.st/2DOMIhD
Savannah Desrosiers, 7, from Parkland, FL, stands with a sign in front of her mother at the march in Washington. wapo.st/2DOMIhD
A group of people holding signs walk down 7th street on their way to join the march. wapo.st/2DOMIhD
Thousands pack Pennsylvania Avenue as seen from the sixth floor of the Newseum during the march. wapo.st/2DOMIhD
Children from Cardinal Shehan School from Baltimore, MD sing during the march on Saturday. wapo.st/2DOMIhD
The crowd on Sixth Street swallows up police cars as hundreds of thousands of demonstrators gather in Downtown Washington wapo.st/2DOMIhD
Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School student David Hogg speaks during the event with many of his classmates in attendance. wapo.st/2DOMIhD
Lin-Manuel Miranda and Ben Platt perform their collaboration "Found Tonight" during the march. Last week, they announced the proceeds from the song would go to ending gun violence. wapo.st/2DOMIhD
Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School students Katherine Guerra, 16, bottom left to right, Tyler Le, 16, and Chloe Trieu, 15, sing during one of the performances at the rally. wapo.st/2Gnyiuw
Hundreds of thousands of demonstrators gathered in the nation’s capital for the march. This photo puts in perspective just how vast the turnout was. wapo.st/2Gnyiuw
Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School student @Emma4Change walks away from the podium after delivering a powerful speech during the march. wapo.st/2Gnyiuw
