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Protesters march around Arturo Di Modica's Charging Bull sculpture in the financial district of NYC.
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A masked protester takes a stand against 'capitalist pigs'.
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A woman campaigns for the release of the US soldier who leaked classified documents to WikiLeaks.
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Heather Pritchard, a 25-year-old MA student at the Hardvard Divinity School, travelled to NYC from Boston in order to 'bring hope and peace' to the protest.
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One of the repated slogans of the protest: 'revoke corporate personhood'.
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Proest organisers Justin Wedes and Alex Carvalho make an announcement.
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'Political yoga' in Bowling Green Park.
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A 'political yoga' pose.
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A young man recites Allen Ginsberg's Howl to an appreciative audience.
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Caleb Maupin, 23, handed out copies of Workers World, with a cover story about a man on death row.
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23-year-old 'Ben X', a first-time protester from New Jersey, does some banker-bashing.
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'Edward T Hall the III' facilitates a 'people's assembly' outside the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian.
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Edward T Hall the III, the OWS celebrity.
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Many protesters said they were inspired by the revolts in the Arab world.
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Placards laid out in Zuccoti Park, a stone's throw from Wall Street. Some protesters do not seem to think much of their fellow Americans.
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Attendees at a 'people's assembly' in Zuccoti Park.
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Despite complaints about a 'media blackout', the Wall Street protests received widespread press coverage in mainstream and fringe outlets.
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The philosopher Slavoj Zizek at the General Assembly.
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The philosopher Slavoj Zizek at the General Assembly.
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"This is not a protest." Very Magritte.
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Angel umbrella.
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Stars, Stripes, Dog.
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Class war ahead - bring dogs.
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Hare Krishna drum circle.
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V for Vendetta.
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Printing slogans. Looks hip, but what does it mean?
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Zuccotti Park by night. (What do protesters have against apostrophes?)
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Still drumming, despite the Zuccotti Park eviction.
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Police shut off Zuccotti Park.
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Waiting to be let back into Zuccotti Park.
