Artist: Anne Savage
Made of faces from Obama rallies, Savage calls this mosaic Out of Many, We are One. It is pieced together from the faces of 5,700 people who attended the rallies she covered.
Made of faces from Obama rallies, Savage calls this mosaic Out of Many, We are One. It is pieced together from the faces of 5,700 people who attended the rallies she covered.
Photographer: Erica J. Baker
This mural was spotted in Bushwick, Brooklyn.
This mural was spotted in Bushwick, Brooklyn.
Artist: Marco Pece
The Italian artist produces artworks made from Lego.
The Italian artist produces artworks made from Lego.
Artist: Cassidy
Photographer: Shari B. Ellis
The children of campaign volunteers at this Obama office in Los Angeles made drawings to decorate the walls.
Photographer: Shari B. Ellis
The children of campaign volunteers at this Obama office in Los Angeles made drawings to decorate the walls.
Photographer: Ben Kimball
This photo was taken on the day before the general election. Photographer Kimball says he wanted "to distill exactly what I was feeling before the election.
This photo was taken on the day before the general election. Photographer Kimball says he wanted "to distill exactly what I was feeling before the election.
Artist: Michael Murphy
Artist Murphy crafted this sculpture from 1000 feet of high tension wire.
Artist Murphy crafted this sculpture from 1000 feet of high tension wire.
Photographer: Melvin Heng
The photographer made this shot in London's underground.
The photographer made this shot in London's underground.
Photographer: Jenny Murray
In October, 32-year-old Murray trudged into the muddy banks of the Huron River to take this shot of a graffitied railroad bridge near Ann Arbor, Michigan.
In October, 32-year-old Murray trudged into the muddy banks of the Huron River to take this shot of a graffitied railroad bridge near Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Photographer: Sheri Heller
The photographer spotted this poster in the Barrio Libre in Old Tucson, Arizona.
The photographer spotted this poster in the Barrio Libre in Old Tucson, Arizona.
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Artist: Rafael Lopez
Photographer: Adam Snow
The artist painted this poster, entitled Nuestra Voz ("Our Voice") in the hope that it would inspire fellow Latinos.
Photographer: Adam Snow
The artist painted this poster, entitled Nuestra Voz ("Our Voice") in the hope that it would inspire fellow Latinos.
Photographer: Rob Greenleaf
A pair of custom Keds featuring the President-elect was made by Stencil Crew.
A pair of custom Keds featuring the President-elect was made by Stencil Crew.
Artist: David Choe
Photographer: Mark Vancleave
This poster, by Brooklyn artist Choe, was spotted on a wall behind a building in Downtown Minneapolis' Warehouse District.
Photographer: Mark Vancleave
This poster, by Brooklyn artist Choe, was spotted on a wall behind a building in Downtown Minneapolis' Warehouse District.
Photographer: Vince Briggeman
The "Captains" of the Bamabus, above, drove this 1986 Volkswagen across America in the final 31 days of the election.
The "Captains" of the Bamabus, above, drove this 1986 Volkswagen across America in the final 31 days of the election.
Artist: Charis Tsevis
The artist has titled this mosaic, constructed of state flags, Barack Obama: An American Portrait.
The artist has titled this mosaic, constructed of state flags, Barack Obama: An American Portrait.
Photographer: Travis Petershagen
This photo was taken on the final night of the Democratic National Convention, when Obama spoke at Denver's Invesco Field.
This photo was taken on the final night of the Democratic National Convention, when Obama spoke at Denver's Invesco Field.
Photographer: Benson Hendrix
A resident of Albuquerque, New Mexico, erected this decoration on Halloween.
A resident of Albuquerque, New Mexico, erected this decoration on Halloween.
Photographer: Jackie Hadley
The photographer writes, "The picture is a self portrait. It was taken on November 5. This was the first election I was ever able to vote in and I was so proud and excited to see President Elect Obama win the election I wanted to capture my exact feelings. The sun rays through my fingers represents the ray of hope Barack Obama brings to me, my family, The United States of America and the world."
The photographer writes, "The picture is a self portrait. It was taken on November 5. This was the first election I was ever able to vote in and I was so proud and excited to see President Elect Obama win the election I wanted to capture my exact feelings. The sun rays through my fingers represents the ray of hope Barack Obama brings to me, my family, The United States of America and the world."
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I saw only today that you had published this picture, I'm glad that you have placed in your blog
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