A young photographer made the Baltimore Uprising unforgettable

PHILADELPHIA -- Few photographers have become as well known as quickly as Devin Allen, a 27-year-old Baltimore resident who took up the camera only three years ago. When Baltimore rose up in anger after the police killing of Freddie Gray last April, Allen took the streets. Using small cameras and treading as lightly as he could amid the protests, Allen spent three weeks making almost 10,000 images of the events that became known as the Baltimore Uprising. He posted them on Instagram and encourag...