https://creativerayne.com/ 2026-05-15 weekly 1.0 https://creativerayne.com/clips 2026-05-15 monthly 0.8 https://storage.neonsky.app/v51lxjp8/1744664598439_clips3a.jpg Image https://creativerayne.com/about-robin 2026-05-15 monthly 0.8 https://storage.neonsky.app/v51lxjp8/1744663510005_IMG_4928.jpg Image https://creativerayne.com/see-me-hear-me-disabilty-in-the-american-south 2026-05-15 monthly 0.8 https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_4xv73ecb_u5gh83_Margins_RR_0004.jpg See Me, Hear Me: Ocean and Asher Ocean Reed closes his eyes to calm over-stimulation due to his autism while his mother Samantha tends to his medically-fragile younger brother Asher, who is non-speaking, with Down syndrome, and heart issues. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_4xv73ecb_165lxj_Margins_RR_0002.jpg See Me, Hear Me: Ocean and Asher Riley Runyon sits with his son Asher at home after a night in the emergency room due to Asher’s dangerously high fever. Asher has Down syndrome.non-speaking, with heart problems and multple medical issues and is much smaller in size than typical seven-year old boys. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_4xv73ecb_mfrtzl_Eugene_Smith_RR_0001.jpg See Me, Hear Me: Stories from Disability’s Front Lines Ocean Reed, 16, who experiences autism, presses his eyes shut and submerges his ears to self-regulate and restore calm and balance. His parents play with his seven year-old brother Asher in the family pool. Samantha Reed and partner Riley Runyon have raised their sons Ocean and Asher, who each have intellectual and developmental disabilities. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_4xv73ecb_lcqcys_Margins_RR_0009.jpg See Me, Hear Me: Ocean and Asher Asher Reed clutches a favorite stuffed bear as he dances in the family’s cramped mobile home. Asher is non-speaking, with Down syndrome, and heart issues,and must be home schooled due to his vulnerability and past injuries in the public school’s special education classrooms. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_4xv73ecb_sd8cht_Margins_RR_0022.jpg See Me, Hear Me: Ocean and Asher Samtha Reed washes bottles used to feed her soven year-old son Asher, who is medically fragile and has Down syndrome. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_4xv73ecb_mgr9ld_Margins_RR_0019.jpg See Me, Hear Me: Ocean and Asher Samatha Reed struggles to brush her son Asher’s teeth. Asher, who is seven years old, is non-speaking and has Down syndrome, as well as other medical conditions. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_4xv73ecb_jtc2j1_Margins_RR_0025.jpg See Me, Hear Me: Stories from Disability’s Front Lines Ocean Reed helps his mother Samantha with the morning diswashing routine. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_4xv73ecb_vyvxe0_Margins_RR_0008.jpg See Me, Hear Me: Ocean and Asher Ocean Reed mingles with goats at the Baton Rouge Zoo. Ocean experiences autism, and while shy with people, is fascinated by fish and wildlife. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_4xv73ecb_aanqlp_Margins_RR_0012.jpg See Me, Hear Me: Ocean and Asher Riley Runyon plays with son Asher with his toys in the family’s mobile home. His parents opted to home-school Asher, who has Down syndrome and is non-speaking, after injuries from suspected mistreatment at a public school were discovered. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_4xv73ecb_61of5v_Margins_RR_0026.jpg See Me, Hear Me: Ocean and Asher Ocean Reed waits in the early morning for the special education bus to his high school, where he is mainstreamed in several classes. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_4xv73ecb_i0zqnh_Margins_RR_0003.jpg See Me, Hear Me: Ocean and Asher Riley Runyon rests with his son Asher at home after a sleepless night in the emergency room due to Asher’s dangerously high fever. Asher has Down syndrome with heart problems and is much smaller in size than typical seven-year old boys. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_4xv73ecb_4ll70k_Portfolio_007.jpg Night to Shine fior disability community More than 100 area residents with developmental disabilities were honored guests at the 2025 Night to Shine event on Feb. 7 at First Baptist Woodstock—a prom-like celebration for people with special needs and their volunteer buddies. The event, sponsored by the Tim Tebow Foundation, is hosted by churches around the world each year on the Friday before Valentine’s Day. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_4xv73ecb_jdv9na_Portfolio_013.jpg See Me, Hear Me: Disabilty in the American South | Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer View See Me, Hear Me: Disabilty in the American South by Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_4xv73ecb_loufql_Portfolio_019.jpg Living life with joy despite intellectual challenges Katie Zoller squeals with joy as she splashes in apartment swimming pool with Sutonia Paul, her direct support professional who helps Katie live as full a life as possible. Katie, 34, has a developmental disability and is mostly non-verbal, but is able to live outside institutional care because of state Medicaid Waiver funds which provides her support staff like Sutonia. That funding is in jeopardy due to Georgia’s proposed budget changes, which could force Katie back into a nursing home or other congregate care facility, https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_4xv73ecb_wb6s6e_Portfolio_009.jpg See Me, Hear Me: Disabilty in the American South | Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer View See Me, Hear Me: Disabilty in the American South by Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_4xv73ecb_ps7n7i_Portfolio_020.jpg See Me, Hear Me: Disabilty in the American South | Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer View See Me, Hear Me: Disabilty in the American South by Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_4xv73ecb_36rr2r_Portfolio_011.jpg See Me, Hear Me: Disabilty in the American South | Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer View See Me, Hear Me: Disabilty in the American South by Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_4xv73ecb_o659gp_Portfolio_014.jpg See Me, Hear Me: Disabilty in the American South | Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer View See Me, Hear Me: Disabilty in the American South by Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_4xv73ecb_pg9h3w_Portfolio_029.jpg See Me, Hear Me: Disabilty in the American South | Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer View See Me, Hear Me: Disabilty in the American South by Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_4xv73ecb_u9kcky_Portfolio_018.jpg “Fallen through the cracks” Dasmen Brown stands outside a North Carolina state prison in Raleigh, North Carolina. Released in 2023 after more than a decade behind bars for armed robbery, the 34-year-old owns his mistakes—but his trajectory was shaped long before that. His adoptive mother, Theresa, says his fetal alcohol exposure was never disclosed, and his intellectual disabilities were ignored by schools. “Teachers saw just another Black boy who didn’t care,” she said. “He fell through every crack.” For too many men of color, developmental disabilities go undiagnosed and unsupported—until the prison system takes over, not to help, but to contain, she said. While incarcerated, Daz trained as an electrician and hoped to find work as an electrician’s apprentice. After his release, he found re-entry into society difficult. He chose to live on the streets rather than continue to live with his mother and look for work as an electrician. "I think he gave up on living. It was like his life didn't matter to anyone who could have helped him – but didn’t.” His body was discovered on the side of a road near Raleigh in July, 2024. His death is under investigation. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_4xv73ecb_hdvvvu_Portfolio_021.jpg Who will care for Josie? Josie Klaaren, 22, who has profound developmental disabilities, spends time with her dad Joshua at his rural North Carolina home. Joshua is anxious about his daughter’s future as she is incontinent and unable to express herself due to apraxia. “Who will care for Josie when her mother and I are gone?” he asks. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_4xv73ecb_229x03_CIP_RR_0049.jpg See Me, Hear Me: Disabilty in the American South | Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer View See Me, Hear Me: Disabilty in the American South by Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_4xv73ecb_kqkyl1_Portfolio_022.jpg Open Hearts for Asheville’s disability community Two women with developmental disabilities dance to vintage rock music during a group class at Open Hearts Art Center, a non-profit supportive studio and gallery that also functions as a day center. The center represents and empowers adults with varied disabilities to reach their full potential through the arts. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_4xv73ecb_i91xnt_Portfolio_016.jpg Brain tumor turns family's lives 'upside down' Joyce Jones kisses daughter Erika before physical therapy session begins at Shepherd Spinal Center in Atlanta. A softball-sized tumor was discovered in here brain after she experience a massive seizure while driving. She is now relearning to move her legs and speak. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_4xv73ecb_l8726j_Portfolio_024.jpg See Me, Hear Me: ‘We watched our son disappear’ Chris Maldonado, 18, spends time with his vast collection of rubber ducks in his bedroom. “He’s had hundreds, and we had to get rid of many,” said his father Martin. Chris has had severe autism since age two. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_4xv73ecb_j6gt4g_Portfolio_035.jpg See Me, Hear Me: Disabilty in the American South | Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer View See Me, Hear Me: Disabilty in the American South by Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_4xv73ecb_e44pcu_Portfolio_036.jpg See Me, Hear Me: Disabilty in the American South | Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer View See Me, Hear Me: Disabilty in the American South by Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_4xv73ecb_0z8bpg_Portfolio_037.jpg Living Along the Autistic Spectrum Ben and Sam Schwenker, now 8 years old, were both diagnosed with autism when they were 18 months old. "Raising them is a daily challenge. We were so not prepared, but we learn more every day, " says Jennifer, the boys' mother. Autism spectrum disorders cut across all lines of race, class, and ethnicity. Autism impacts millions of children, adults, and their families around the world. Boys have a significantly higher incidence of autism than girls: four out of every five people with autism are male. Because of the genetic link, siblings of a child with autism have a greater chance of being diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder. Autism spectrum disorders affect not only the person diagnosed with the disorder, but also make a significant impact on the entire family with a variety of social, financial, and other practical demands. PICTURED: Now 8 years old, Sam (in yellow) and Ben still spend much of their day after school and weekends on their trampoline. They are still non-verbal but understand some of what they hear. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_4xv73ecb_57t0jq_UGA_disability_045.jpg Faces of the Waiver: Medicaid Provides a Lifeline for Those with Disabilites Though non-verbal, Perry Hendricks smiled a lot in his new life in a private duplex apartment with his room mate Howard Jackson.They are supported by staff from the Georgia Options non-profit organization that helps individuals with developmental disabilities live independently with funding from his Medicaid waiver. Perry lived in state institutions for decades before transitioning to his own home. Pictured: Perry holds a balloon during an outing in the park with staff and others supported by Georgia Options https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_4xv73ecb_rgdeik_UGA_disability_070.jpg Transportation system created for disabled in rural Georgia Until recently, elderly or disabled residents of this small South Georgia town who are unable to drive had few means of getting to doctor appointments or local grocery stores.There were no means of public transportation — until a grass roots coalition of people with disabilities and their advocates pushed for creation of a system of vans that pick up riders on request and drive them to their destinations at modest cost. The system, Ben Hill Transit, is self-supporting, county officials said. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_4xv73ecb_05orkt_UGA_disability_076.jpg See Me, Hear Me: Disabilty in the American South | Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer View See Me, Hear Me: Disabilty in the American South by Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_4xv73ecb_s013iv_UGA_disability_166.jpg See Me, Hear Me: Disabilty in the American South | Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer View See Me, Hear Me: Disabilty in the American South by Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_4xv73ecb_jxgbjv_Portfolio_038.jpg See Me, Hear Me: Disabilty in the American South | Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer View See Me, Hear Me: Disabilty in the American South by Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_4xv73ecb_t5v85n_Portfolio_042.jpg Paola Blanco Paola Blanco with infant son and husband James in South Florida https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_4xv73ecb_gvzgat_UGA_disability_192-3.jpg Remembering' Zackie Boy' NOLA SAYNE'S profoundly disabled son ZACH was only ten years old when she was forced to make the gut-wrenching decision to place him in a nursing home. She was unable to find a facility in Georgia where they lived. The closest skilled-care facility that would accept him was 200 miles away from home.Nola thought about quitting her job as a paralegal, but she was a single mother then with two kids. She needed her salary, and she needed the health insurance for Zach. The state of Georgia would pay nothing if Zach lived at home. But it offered to pay the full cost of a nursing home. For the last 15 years of Zach's life, Nola made that 400-mile round trip every two or three weeks. And when he got sick, she took leave from her jobs to stay with him. Zach died January 5 in the nursing home. Nationwide, more than 6,000 children live in nursing homes, with thousands more who are in their 20s, experts said. PICTURED: As time approaches for Nola to leave she says 'I love you, Zach.' https://creativerayne.com/homeless-and-hungry 2026-05-15 monthly 0.8 https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_nii6dni8_ddlbdi_Portfolio_066.jpg Homeless and Hungry | Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer View Homeless and Hungry by Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_nii6dni8_wzn4nr_Portfolio_068.jpg Life in society’s shadows Ernest Guins, Robby Workman and Faith Zilka leave their homeless camp with a load of scap metal they will sell at a nearby recycling business. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_nii6dni8_xyrfhx_Portfolio_067.jpg Homeless in Gwinnett Robbie Workman and Faith Zilka rest on a bed in their tent at a homeless camp near I-85. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_nii6dni8_fvqxnt_RR2_3610.jpg Homeless crisis grows in Florida Dennis Celentano distributes water and sandwiches to homeless individuals in the early morning near the Greyhound Bus Terminal in downtown Tampa. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_nii6dni8_fizasq_RN4_8812.jpg Homeless crisis grows in Florida Two homeless men pass the time at a bus stop in downtown Tampa, waiting for a church to open a weekly free food line. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_nii6dni8_yz77yv_RN4_8908.jpg Homeless crisis grows in Florida A homeless woman sleeps on a planter in downtown Tampa, waiting for a nearby church to open a weekly free food line. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_nii6dni8_n8b6uz_RN4_8679.jpg Homeless crisis grows in Florida A young homeless woman joins friends, looking for a place to sleep for the night in a small town in Central Florida. A cart attached to a bicycle hauls their possessions. Local advocates for the homeless community are concerned with growing drug use that contributes to the increasing homeless crisis. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_nii6dni8_8a81xb_RR2_3958.jpg Homeless crisis grows in Florida A line of homeless men wait their turn to visit with volunteer doctors for free medical care outside a downtown Tampa church. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_nii6dni8_d496cl_RR2_3643.jpg Homeless crisis grows in Florida Maria Rapoza holds hands and prays with a group of homeless men outside Tampa church as they wait for a free meal, supplied by church volunteers. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_nii6dni8_1q7yae_RN4_3079.jpg Homeless crisis grows in Tampa Homeless men and women pass the time in the shade of trees along a downtown Tampa street. The town’s few shelters are filled to capacity, advocates said. “We get a lot of homeless people who comer here with a one-way bus ticket from other cities,” a local police officer noted. “Many of those who sleep on the streets have mental illness issues,” he said. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_nii6dni8_a6i2yh_RR2_3928.jpg Homeless crisis grows in Florida Two homeless women cover themselves with donated blankets as they try to sleep outside a government building in downtown Tampa. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_nii6dni8_oh0sd2_RR9_2490.jpg The growing homeless crisis Georgie Freeman lives in a lean-to made of plastic sheets and tarpaulins to keep him dry. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_nii6dni8_ew1cyx_RR9_0112.jpg Homeless crisis in Cobb County Jerry Mitchell, 73, who served time in prison for several felonies and is unhoused, lives in a tent in a wooded area near expensive hotels north of Atlanta. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_nii6dni8_0258ie_RR9_1539-copy.jpg The growing homeless crisis A volunteer at Shady Grove Church Baptist Church delivers meals prepared in the church kitchen to the homeless community who camp in the woods nearby. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_nii6dni8_lita8n_RR2_3581-copy.jpg Homeless crisis grows in Florida Dennis Celentano distributes water and sandwiches to homeless individuals in the early morning near the Greyhound Bus Terminal in downtown Tampa. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_nii6dni8_694ea8_RR9_5371-20241219-DxO_DeepPRIME-XD2s.jpg The growing homeless crisis Homeless men queue outside Shady Grove Baptist Church where volunteers are preparing a meal for unhoused men and women who camp in nearby forests. The church provides space for volunteers to prepare meals, using donated supplies. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_nii6dni8_loiorx_RR9_2889.jpg The growing homeless crisis Dasvid Mancuso makes his way back to camp in a secluded and wooded area near an interstate highway north of Atlanta. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_nii6dni8_msog3c_RR9_8122.jpg Atlanta’s homeless Homeless individuals camp near the Georgia statehouse on a cold, rainy Sunday. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_nii6dni8_uv08cx_RR9_9280-copy-2.jpg Homeless crisis in Cobb County Rochelle Fields has been able to live in an extended-stay hotel for the past year with her six children. She had one eye removed due to a mugging, and her otyher eye is clouded by glacoma. She is considered the ‘hidden homeless,’ and was allowed to stasy beyondf the hotel’s limites because she pays her rent daily. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_nii6dni8_9wfoy2_Portfolio_069.jpg Atlanta, Georgia -- Homeless residents of the Peachtree and Pine shelter were told today that despite impending foreclosure on the 100,000 square-foot shelter, Atlanta's Task Force for the city's ever-increasing homeless situation hopes to keep it open -- somehow. Task force leaders announced during a Thursday rally they filed a complaint against the city and two civic groups, accusing them of violating their clients' civil rights "We have to save this building," Anita Beaty, the task force's executive director, said during the protest. "This building is our emergency respite and home." The complaint, filed May 6, accuses the city of discriminatory practices that violate federal fair housing rules. It asks the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to withhold about $20 million in federal housing and community development funds. Peachtree-Pine houses hundreds of people each night. PICTURED: Homeless men with no work spend their days near a parking lot near the homeless shelter, waiting for the doors to open for the night.©Robin Nelson Atlanta, Georgia -- Homeless residents of the Peachtree and Pine shelter were told today that despite impending foreclosure on the 100,000 square-foot shelter, Atlanta's Task Force for the city's ever-increasing homeless situation hopes to keep it open -- somehow. Task force leaders announced during a Thursday rally they filed a complaint against the city and two civic groups, accusing them of violating their clients' civil rights "We have to save this building," Anita Beaty, the task force's executive director, said during the protest. "This building is our emergency respite and home." The complaint, filed May 6, accuses the city of discriminatory practices that violate federal fair housing rules. It asks the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to withhold about $20 million in federal housing and community development funds. Peachtree-Pine houses hundreds of people each night. PICTURED: Homeless men with no work spend their days near a parking lot near the homeless shelter, waiting for the doors to open for the night.©Robin Nelson https://creativerayne.com/hate-in-the-name-of-love 2026-05-15 monthly 0.8 https://storage.neonsky.app/v51lxjp8/images/v51lxjp8_46xvbxoq_514t9u_20201205_zaf_n03_048.jpg Georgia Victory Rally for President Trump and U.S. Senators MAGA MAN: December 5, 2020, Valdosta, Georgia, USA: Elderly white male wearing a 'Make America Great Again' MAGA red baseball cap, angrily yells and points at media. The Trump supporter from central Georgia displays his disdain for news media, call it all 'FAKE NEWS.' Thousands of Trump supporters converged on small town for Georgia Victory Rally to show support for President Trump and two Republican incumbent U.S. Senators Loeffler and Perdue, who face democratic challengers in special run run-off election January 5, 2021. The election could decide control of the U.S. Senate. (Credit Image: © Robin Rayne/ZUMA Wire) https://storage.neonsky.app/v51lxjp8/images/v51lxjp8_46xvbxoq_xbk7ul_20241028_zaf_n03_045.jpg Evngelical support for Donald Trump at faith rally October 28, 2024, Powder Springs, Georgia, USA: Evangelical Donald Trump supporters sing at National Faith Advisory Board summit, where Trump was featured speaker (Credit Image: © Robin Rayne/ZUMA Press Wire) https://storage.neonsky.app/v51lxjp8/images/v51lxjp8_46xvbxoq_95h2oq_RR2_4521.jpg Georgia Victory Rally for President Trump and U.S. senators facing run-off Thousands of Trump supporters converged on small town for Georgia Victory Rally to show support for President Donald Trump and two Republican incumbent U.S. senators Kelly Loeffler and David Perdue, who face democratic challengers in special run run-off election January 5, 2021. The election could decide control of the U.S. Senate. Pictured: Trump supporter waits for rally to begin https://storage.neonsky.app/v51lxjp8/images/v51lxjp8_46xvbxoq_jz7pfq_DSC_6878-copy.jpg Politics Can be Fun! | Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer View Politics Can be Fun! by Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer. https://storage.neonsky.app/v51lxjp8/images/v51lxjp8_46xvbxoq_je2n07_DxO_DeepPRIMEXD_RZ8_4272-NEF_DxO_DeepPRIMEXD.jpg Politics Can be Fun! | Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer View Politics Can be Fun! by Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer. https://storage.neonsky.app/v51lxjp8/images/v51lxjp8_46xvbxoq_jfvvan_Kirk_vigil_0002.jpg Georgia vigil for Charlie Kirk More than 1,000 residents of a largely Republican community north of Atlanta gather Tuesday night for a candlelight vigil and celebration for slain conservative political activist Charlie Kirk. https://storage.neonsky.app/v51lxjp8/images/v51lxjp8_46xvbxoq_5slfva_RR2_8336.jpg Politics Can be Fun! | Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer View Politics Can be Fun! by Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer. https://storage.neonsky.app/v51lxjp8/images/v51lxjp8_46xvbxoq_rw0wmw_No_Kings_001.jpg No Kings protests in Atlanta Thousands gather outside Georgia Capitol building Saturday for a No Kings rally on President Trump’s birthday. https://storage.neonsky.app/v51lxjp8/images/v51lxjp8_46xvbxoq_tnobag_RN4_6555.jpg Politics Can be Fun! | Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer View Politics Can be Fun! by Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer. https://storage.neonsky.app/v51lxjp8/images/v51lxjp8_46xvbxoq_tq604l_RR2_0353.jpg March On for Voting Rights Atlanta Rally A voter pauses in front of mural of late U.S. Congressman John Lewis during March On for Voting Rights Atlanta Saturday. Hundreds of concerned voters gathered Saturday outside Ebenezer Baptist Church for a rally and march to protest GeorgiaÕs recently passed SB202 state law that is considered by many to suppress voting rights for black, low-income and disabled residents. Hundreds walked to the large mural of Congressman Lewis, a civil rights hero for whom the Voting Rights Advancement Act is named. https://storage.neonsky.app/v51lxjp8/images/v51lxjp8_46xvbxoq_h2nyj5_RZ8_9317.jpg Civil War’s Confederate battle flag A Civil War history buff wears a leather jacket decorated with the Confederate battle flag at a re-enactment of the battle of Allatoona Pass in Georgia. https://storage.neonsky.app/v51lxjp8/images/v51lxjp8_46xvbxoq_cjlof7_RN4_9135.jpg Stop the Steal protest in Georgia Republican Trump supporters protest what they claim are illegal mail-in votes in Georgia election at ‘Stop the Steal’ demonstration outside Georgia statehouse Saturday, at the same time hour former Vice President Joe Biden was declared unofficial winner of 2020 presidential election. https://storage.neonsky.app/v51lxjp8/images/v51lxjp8_46xvbxoq_53ag6i_RN4_9702.jpg Georgia Victory Rally for President Trump and U.S. senators facing run-off Thousands of Trump supporters converged on small town for Georgia Victory Rally to show support for President Donald Trump and two Republican incumbent U.S. senators Kelly Loeffler and David Perdue, who face democratic challengers in special run run-off election January 5, 2021. The election could decide control of the U.S. Senate. Pictured: Flag depicting President Trump as an emperor is a big seller from vendors at rally https://storage.neonsky.app/v51lxjp8/images/v51lxjp8_46xvbxoq_h5kjgy_RR2_0182.jpg Politics Can be Fun! | Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer View Politics Can be Fun! by Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer. https://storage.neonsky.app/v51lxjp8/images/v51lxjp8_46xvbxoq_0zgmrv_RR2_1189.jpg Stop the Steal protest in Georgia Republican Trump supporters protest what they claim are illegal mail-in votes in Georgia election at ‘Stop the Steal’ demonstration outside Georgia statehouse Saturday, at the same time hour former Vice President Joe Biden was declared unofficial winner of 2020 presidential election. https://storage.neonsky.app/v51lxjp8/images/v51lxjp8_46xvbxoq_1ah2br_RR2_4008A.jpg Intense Trump supporter An intense and determined Trump supporter supporter at a rally for Republicans in Georgia. https://storage.neonsky.app/v51lxjp8/images/v51lxjp8_46xvbxoq_tqptoi_RR2_5346.jpg Freedom Riders, 2021 in Atlanta A multi-bus Freedom Ride 2021 caravan for voting rights holds rally outside Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta as momentum grows to fight GeorgiaÕs new voting laws which civil rights leaders say suppress voting rights for Black and low-income voters. Pictured: Voter registration volunteers registered several people at the rally. https://storage.neonsky.app/v51lxjp8/images/v51lxjp8_46xvbxoq_5xiulx_RR2_8260.jpg Politics Can be Fun! | Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer View Politics Can be Fun! by Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer. https://storage.neonsky.app/v51lxjp8/images/v51lxjp8_46xvbxoq_yy0tu9_RR7_2181.jpg Politics Can be Fun! | Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer View Politics Can be Fun! by Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer. https://storage.neonsky.app/v51lxjp8/images/v51lxjp8_46xvbxoq_qqyd2d_RR9_0157-copy.jpg J.D. Vance campaigns in Rome, Georgia Republican vice-presidential candidate J.D. Vance with wife Usha at campaign rally in Rome, Georgia. https://storage.neonsky.app/v51lxjp8/images/v51lxjp8_46xvbxoq_qxh2m8_RR9_2203-NEF-20241004-DxO_DeepPRIME-XD2-copy.jpg J.D. Vance campaigns in Rome, Georgia Republican vice-presidential candidate J.D. Vance visits with employees at Varsity restaurant following campaign rally in Rome, Georgia. https://storage.neonsky.app/v51lxjp8/images/v51lxjp8_46xvbxoq_nmju79_RZ8_2921-copy.jpg Politics Can be Fun! | Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer View Politics Can be Fun! by Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer. https://storage.neonsky.app/v51lxjp8/images/v51lxjp8_46xvbxoq_btq129_RZ8_3096-copy.jpg Politics Can be Fun! | Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer View Politics Can be Fun! by Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer. https://storage.neonsky.app/v51lxjp8/images/v51lxjp8_46xvbxoq_j4fxhr_RZ8_3381-copy.jpg Politics Can be Fun! | Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer View Politics Can be Fun! by Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer. https://storage.neonsky.app/v51lxjp8/images/v51lxjp8_46xvbxoq_5568qg_RZ8_3594-copy.jpg Politics Can be Fun! | Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer View Politics Can be Fun! by Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer. https://storage.neonsky.app/v51lxjp8/images/v51lxjp8_46xvbxoq_ktjmic_RZ9_7414.jpg Pro-Trump Rally In Woodstock, Georgia Fans of former president Donald Trump gather along a highway in North Georgia to show their unwavering support, days following Trump’s felony convictions in New York. https://creativerayne.com/erikas-brain-trauma-journey 2026-05-15 monthly 0.8 https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_f7cjtyoy_ci3g3r_Redner001.jpg Funeral for Georgia state trooper killed on highway Law enforcement officers from across Georgia and neighboring states salute as flag-draped casket carrying Georgia State Trooper Chase Redner proceeds to First Baptist Church of Canton. Redner, 31, was investigating a fatal crash on an Atlanta interstate highway when he was struck another car, officials said. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_f7cjtyoy_010xr5_RZ9_2942.jpg Apalachee High School shooting aftermath Students and area residents gather with flowers at a makeshift memorial at the flagpole outside Apalachee High School on day following shooting spree by a 14-year-old student with a semi-automatic gun, killing four. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_f7cjtyoy_dfptw0_UGA_disability_137.jpg Olmstead at 20: Promises Kept, Promises Unfulfilled Maurice Smith, 37, has been locked up in the forensic unit of East Central Regional Hospital in Augusta, Ga for more than a decade, but was never charged with a crime. He was admitted to the prison hospital because of his developmental disability and multiple sclerosis. His physicians, social workers and caregivers all admit he doesnÕt belong in a psychiatric hospital with other inmates who have been judged incompetent to stand trial or not guilty by rowan of insanity. They confirm there is no reason he canÕt leave Ñ except there is no place for him to go.Smith asks to asks anyone who will listen the question uppermost in his mind for the last 11 years: ÒWhen am I getting out of here?Ó https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_f7cjtyoy_c9r0hs_20250731_zaf_n03_001.jpg Rolling Out Their Senior Year July 31, 2025, Marietta, Georgia, USA: Marietta High School students celebrate the start of their senior year with the traditional festooning their school campus with toilet tissue. (Credit Image: © Robin Rayne/ZUMA Press Wire) https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_f7cjtyoy_wotue6_20250711_zaf_n03_002.jpg Budweiser Clydesdale Horses Visit MLB All Star Week In Georgia July 11, 2025, Smyrna, Georgia, USA: Dottie Harrington, Marietta, had a life-long wish come true Friday, seeing the Budweiser Beer Clydesdale team in person. “It’s been on my bucket list my whole life, and I’m 82,” shge said. The horse and carriage team made a guest appearance in Smyrna, Georgia to launch the 2025 Major League Baseball All Star Games Week at.The Atlanta Braves stadium, Truist Park, in Smyrna. (Credit Image: © Robin Rayne/ZUMA Press Wire) https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_f7cjtyoy_q6gvxg_20250526_zaf_n03_001.jpg Memorial Day 2025: Georgia May 26, 2025, Marietta,Georgia USA: A young girl pauses to honor fallen veterans during the Memorial Day ceremony at Marietta National Cemetery in Marietta, Georgia. (Credit Image: © Robin Rayne/ZUMA Press Wire) https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_f7cjtyoy_2fqqs5_20240601_zaf_n03_024.jpg Monarch Butterfies still ‘endangered’ June 1, 2024, Kennesaw, Georgia, USA: Roderick Gregory, 7, from Dallas, Ga, is covered in Monarch butterflies as he entered Smith-Gilbert Gardens’A Garden With Wings’ exhibit. The species will be assessed again in 2024 to determine whether it will receive protections under the Endangered Species Act. These protections include the designation of critical habitat—land on which habitat-damaging activity and development by government agencies and private citizens would be prohibited, and the banning of ''taking,'' trapping, or killing the monarchs. (Credit Image: © Robin Rayne/ZUMA Press Wire) https://creativerayne.com/documentary-film-projects 2026-05-15 monthly 0.8 https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/RN4_2387.jpg Documentary Film Projects | Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer View Documentary Film Projects by Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/Rayne09.jpg Change of Address Helen Lotson gets a kiss and nuzzle from her nurse before heading out to a church event in Waycross, Ga. Helen is mostly non-verbal except to yell out 'Hey!' when she's happy and excited. Helen lived in state institutions for most other life before she was relocated to a private apartment, operated by East Seals of South Georgia. She now enjoys a richer life than was possible in the state hospital. https://creativerayne.com/regendering 2026-05-15 monthly 0.8 https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/RN4_1397.jpg Regendering | Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer View Regendering by Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/RN4_9661aa.jpg ZIYA YEWDALL loves pink, My Little Pony toys and clothes, Barbie dolls, sparkly head bands and dresses just like untold thousands of six-year-old girls across the country. Except that Ziya was assigned male and birth and considers himself to be a boy, but maybe a girl, too. "Ziya is a mix of both genders, falling somewhere in the middle," his mother Faith explains. ZIYA YEWDALL loves pink, My Little Pony toys and clothes, Barbie dolls, sparkly head bands and dresses just like untold thousands of six-year-old girls across the country. Except that Ziya was assigned male and birth and considers himself to be a boy, but maybe a girl, too. "Ziya is a mix of both genders, falling somewhere in the middle," his mother Faith explains. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/01_Rayne_Robin_transcend.jpg Regendering | Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer View Regendering by Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/RN4_8678.jpg Regendering | Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer View Regendering by Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_2tyjv2bm_ay4d9b_RR2_7194.jpg Regendering | Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer View Regendering by Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/RN4_1948.jpg Regendering | Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer View Regendering by Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_2tyjv2bm_kfo1x6_KaiLynn_009.jpg Kai Lynn’s new life as ‘her’ Kai Lynn Diamond, 18, with mother Crystal and sister Emma, at their suburban Atlanta home. She transitioned from male to female when she was a sophomore in high school. She and her family are relieved that her transgender diagnosis and treatment began when it did, as Georgia’s new law that restricts medical treatment for transgender youth under 18 begins July 1. “If I hadn’t been able to live as I truly am I don’t think I’d be alive now,” she said. While life in high school has been a lonely time since she changed genders, she’s hopeful that her future as a college student and beyond will be much richer. “I just want to be a normal girl taking classes,” she said. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/RRR_5392.jpg Regendering | Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer View Regendering by Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/RN4_4763.jpg Regendering | Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer View Regendering by Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/RN4_9179aa.jpg Regendering | Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer View Regendering by Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/RN4_6031aa.jpg Regendering | Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer View Regendering by Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/RN4_3750.jpg Regendering | Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer View Regendering by Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_2tyjv2bm_sbk7hm_KaiLynn_009.jpg Kai Lynn’s new life as ‘her’ Kai Lynn Diamond, 18, with mother Crystal and sister Emma, at their suburban Atlanta home. She transitioned from male to female when she was a sophomore in high school. She and her family are relieved that her transgender diagnosis and treatment began when it did, as Georgia’s new law that restricts medical treatment for transgender youth under 18 begins July 1. “If I hadn’t been able to live as I truly am I don’t think I’d be alive now,” she said. While life in high school has been a lonely time since she changed genders, she’s hopeful that her future as a college student and beyond will be much richer. “I just want to be a normal girl taking classes,” she said. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/v51lxjp8_2tyjv2bm_1xltjd_Robin-Rayne-05-27-23_03.jpg Kai-Lynn Graduates in Her Proper Gender Kai-Lynn Diamond, 18, stands with fellow graduates at Paulding County High School in Georgia, leaving her past “as the boy who became a girl,” and looking ahead to a more peaceful life in her new gender. She transitioned to female as a sophomore in high school at age 16. “It was a lonely time. Nobody really understood me,” she said. She began her transition before Georgia’s new SB140 was passed in 2023, which would have made gender-affirming medical care at that age illegal. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/A001890.jpg Mitch Le Luxe, a transgender teen, watches the crowd at Gay Pride festival. He moved to Atlanta from rural Arkansas. In the midst of the conservative and often bigoted South, Atlanta is considered an oasis of acceptance of the transgender community. Mitch Le Luxe, a transgender teen, watches the crowd at Gay Pride festival. He moved to Atlanta from rural Arkansas. In the midst of the conservative and often bigoted South, Atlanta is considered an oasis of acceptance of the transgender community. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/RN4_2843.jpg Regendering | Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer View Regendering by Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/RN4_5431aa.jpg Regendering | Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer View Regendering by Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/RN4_4848aa.jpg Regendering | Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer View Regendering by Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/RN4_3654.jpg Eight-year-old Jackson Millarker is an openly transgender actor from Atlanta who made his television debut on ABC's "Modern Family" series in 2016. Eight-year-old Jackson Millarker is an openly transgender actor from Atlanta who made his television debut on ABC's "Modern Family" series in 2016. https://creativerayne.com/lois-curtis-changing-the-disability-landscape 2026-05-15 monthly 0.8 https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/RN_Lois_002.jpg Lois Curtis: Changing the Disability Landscape | Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer View Lois Curtis: Changing the Disability Landscape by Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/RN_Lois_004.jpg Lois Curtis: Changing the Disability Landscape | Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer View Lois Curtis: Changing the Disability Landscape by Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/RN_Lois_006.jpg Lois Curtis: Changing the Disability Landscape | Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer View Lois Curtis: Changing the Disability Landscape by Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/RN_Lois_012.jpg Lois Curtis: Changing the Disability Landscape | Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer View Lois Curtis: Changing the Disability Landscape by Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/RN_Lois_016.jpg Lois Curtis: Changing the Disability Landscape | Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer View Lois Curtis: Changing the Disability Landscape by Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/RN2_3910.jpg Lois Curtis: Changing the Disability Landscape | Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer View Lois Curtis: Changing the Disability Landscape by Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/RN_Lois_027.jpg Decatur, GA – Ten years after the U.S. Supreme Court’s landmark “Olmstead” decision made it possible for mentally disabled persons to live within their communities rather than state mental hospitals, 41-year-old LOIS CURTIS is all smiles, loving her life beyond locked doors and high fences. Decatur, GA – Ten years after the U.S. Supreme Court’s landmark “Olmstead” decision made it possible for mentally disabled persons to live within their communities rather than state mental hospitals, 41-year-old LOIS CURTIS is all smiles, loving her life beyond locked doors and high fences. https://creativerayne.com/erikas-long-journey-back 2026-05-15 monthly 0.8 https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/RN4_9309b.jpg Erika Jones, 32, is on the slow path to recovery from a brain tumor that left her paralyzed and unable to speak more than a few words. Her mother Joyce Jones insisted she be moved back into her family's home rather than a nursing facility. "I am committed to caring for my baby until the day I die," Joyce explained. "She wouldn't get that love in a nursing home." Erika Jones, 32, is on the slow path to recovery from a brain tumor that left her paralyzed and unable to speak more than a few words. Her mother Joyce Jones insisted she be moved back into her family's home rather than a nursing facility. "I am committed to caring for my baby until the day I die," Joyce explained. "She wouldn't get that love in a nursing home." https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/RN4_9357b.jpg Erika's Long Journey Back | Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer View Erika's Long Journey Back by Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/RN4_9624b.jpg Erika Jones, 32, is on the slow path to recovery from a brain tumor that left her paralyzed and unable to speak more than a few words. Her mother Joyce Jones insisted she be moved back into her family's home rather than a nursing facility. "I am committed to caring for my baby until the day I die," Joyce explained. "She wouldn't get that love in a nursing home." Erika Jones, 32, is on the slow path to recovery from a brain tumor that left her paralyzed and unable to speak more than a few words. Her mother Joyce Jones insisted she be moved back into her family's home rather than a nursing facility. "I am committed to caring for my baby until the day I die," Joyce explained. "She wouldn't get that love in a nursing home." https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/RN4_8691b.jpg Erika Jones, 32, is on the slow path to recovery from a brain tumor that left her paralyzed and unable to speak more than a few words. Her mother Joyce Jones insisted she be moved back into her family's home rather than a nursing facility. "I am committed to caring for my baby until the day I die," Joyce explained. "She wouldn't get that love in a nursing home." Erika Jones, 32, is on the slow path to recovery from a brain tumor that left her paralyzed and unable to speak more than a few words. Her mother Joyce Jones insisted she be moved back into her family's home rather than a nursing facility. "I am committed to caring for my baby until the day I die," Joyce explained. "She wouldn't get that love in a nursing home." https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/RN4_7229b.jpg Erika Jones, 32, is on the slow path to recovery from a brain tumor that left her paralyzed and unable to speak more than a few words. Her mother Joyce Jones insisted she be moved back into her family's home rather than a nursing facility. "I am committed to caring for my baby until the day I die," Joyce explained. "She wouldn't get that love in a nursing home." Erika Jones, 32, is on the slow path to recovery from a brain tumor that left her paralyzed and unable to speak more than a few words. Her mother Joyce Jones insisted she be moved back into her family's home rather than a nursing facility. "I am committed to caring for my baby until the day I die," Joyce explained. "She wouldn't get that love in a nursing home." https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/RN4_9093b.jpg Erika Jones, 32, is on the slow path to recovery from a brain tumor that left her paralyzed and unable to speak more than a few words. Her mother Joyce Jones insisted she be moved back into her family's home rather than a nursing facility. "I am committed to caring for my baby until the day I die," Joyce explained. "She wouldn't get that love in a nursing home." Erika Jones, 32, is on the slow path to recovery from a brain tumor that left her paralyzed and unable to speak more than a few words. Her mother Joyce Jones insisted she be moved back into her family's home rather than a nursing facility. "I am committed to caring for my baby until the day I die," Joyce explained. "She wouldn't get that love in a nursing home." https://creativerayne.com/portrait-is-personality 2026-05-15 monthly 0.8 https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/WORLD2.jpg Portrait is Personality | Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer View Portrait is Personality by Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/RRR_2611.jpg Portrait is Personality | Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer View Portrait is Personality by Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer. https://storage.neonsky.app/v51lxjp8/images/v51lxjp8_fy396oud_dtwlfm_RZ9_7202.jpg Alton Brown, Georgia chef and author Alton Brown, chef and author, in his Marietta, Georgia loft. https://storage.neonsky.app/v51lxjp8/images/v51lxjp8_fy396oud_xuxj0t_UGA_disability_152.jpg Lois Curtis, Disability Rights heroine LOIS CURTIS at Georgia Regional Hospital where she was forced to live for decades. She was one of two women with developmental disabilities who became the catalyst for the U.S. Supreme Court Olmstead Decision in 1999, which mandated states to serve individuals with intellectual disabilities in communities rather than segregate and isolate them in state institutions. She is photographed with Susan Jamieson, Atlanta Legal Aid attorney who represented her case to the Supreme Court. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/NELSON15.jpg Truett Cathy, Founder of Chik-fil-A restaurants Truett Cathy, Founder of Chik-fil-A restaurants https://storage.neonsky.app/v51lxjp8/images/v51lxjp8_fy396oud_2ht7sn_UGA_disability_106.jpg Portrait is Personality | Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer View Portrait is Personality by Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/RR5_5089.jpg Portrait is Personality | Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer View Portrait is Personality by Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/RN4_0033-copy-copy.jpg Portrait is Personality | Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer View Portrait is Personality by Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/RR7_9775.jpg Portrait is Personality | Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer View Portrait is Personality by Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/RN4_3282c.jpg Portrait is Personality | Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer View Portrait is Personality by Robin Rayne, photojournalist and documentary producer. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/RRR_0227aa.jpg Ken Ono, Mathematics Professor at Emory University, is the author of "My Search for Ramanujan," is a Japanese-American mathematician who specializes in number theory, especially in integer partitions, modular forms, and the fields of interest to Srinivasa Ramanujan. Ken Ono, Mathematics Professor at Emory University, is the author of "My Search for Ramanujan," is a Japanese-American mathematician who specializes in number theory, especially in integer partitions, modular forms, and the fields of interest to Srinivasa Ramanujan. https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec1246ec7/images/RN_Neon_deadline_005.jpg Single Mom Millionaire Entrepreneur Stormy Wellington, a single mother of two, enjoys a manicure with her daughter Miniya. She's a top seller for the Ardyss, International , which markets the Body Magic undergarment. 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