  | Portraits of PeaceA photo essay Tina Larkin A painted sheet spread over the grass at Civic Plaza reads "No More War" at Saturday's peace march. This Saturday, March 17, hundreds of Albuquerqueans converged Downtown to march in protest of the Iraq War. Alibi Staff Photographer Tina Larkin was able to capture a few moments of the day.  Tina Larkin A women peers out from behind her "No War On Iran" sign at Civic Plaza.  Tina Larkin Members of La Cucaracha Stew Co. set up for a pose at Robinson's Park.  Tina Larkin A participant in Saturday's march wears a peace sign painted on her face. March participants were told not to approach spectators while holding a sign if it was on a stick, because the stick would be considered a weapon.  Tina Larkin Two-year-old Samantha Daitz is introduced to a mask of President George W. Bush after Saturday's march.  Tina Larkin Peace march participant Marti Reed takes a photograph of a feathered peace sign hanging on a post at Civic Plaza.  Tina Larkin Four-year-old Kyra Call holds a sign that reads "Impeach Bush."  Tina Larkin A group of marchers head south from Civic Plaza. Public Comments (1)
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