The photos of Shane and Maggie premiered online for Time magazine in conjunction with the debate on the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), and soon, they went viral. “Time said that article was one of the most viewed pieces on their website,” Sara said. But going viral is not all that glorious when the rights of the creator are abused.

But this free for all is unsustainable for content creators like photographers. “It’s not about me getting rich off of this,” Sara said. “It’s more about that I can’t continue to do this kind of work if no one wants to pay me anymore.”
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