James "Spider" Martin (1939–2003), took photographs documenting the March, 1965 beating of many of the marchers during the first Selma to Montgomery march, known as "Bloody Sunday".
Photographer James "Spider" Martin (1939–2003) captured pivotal images of the violent confrontation between protesters and authorities during the first Selma to Montgomery civil rights march in March 1965, which became a defining moment in American history.