https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/gallery/2017/oct/03/las-vegas-shooting-aftermath-in-pictures
Following the worst mass shooting in modern US history, in which a man killed at least 59 people and injured more than 500, tributes are paid and vigils held as Americans reel from the attack.
Two women leave the area where the attack took place, with the Mandalay Bay hotel in the background
Police keep watch outside the trauma department at the University Medical Center in Las Vegas
A police officer stands behind crime scene tape cordoning off the scene
People hold a vigil for the victims of the shooting at the Ascend Amphitheater in Nashville
New York University students pay their respects to those who died
Donald and Melania Trump, along with Mike and Karen Pence, take part in a moment of silence in front of the White House
Two broken windows at the Mandalay Bay hotel, from where the shooter attacked festivalgoers
A National Park Service worker lowers US flags to half mast on the grounds of the Washington Monument
Carolyn Goodman, the mayor of Las Vegas, speaks to the media as Pastor Troy Martinez and Pastor Paul Goulet look on during a prayer vigil outside Las Vegas City Hall
People hold signs and the Nevada state flag during the city hall vigil
A woman at the vigil with a sign urging people to stay strong following the attack
Students and local people write messages of encouragement on a noticeboard at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas
A view from a nearby building of the scene at Route 91 country music festival at 10.08pm local time.
People wearing veils take part in an anti-gun march from Union Square Park to Times Square in New York City
People stand in front of illuminations on the steps of Greene Memorial United Methodist church in Roanoke, Virginia
A message on a video board during a moment of silence before Kansas City Chiefs’ NFL game against Washington Redskins in Kansas City, Missouri
Two women embrace during a candlelit vigil at the junction of Sahara Avenue and Las Vegas Boulevard
People pay tribute to those who died at a memorial on the Las Vegas strip
A police officer writes a message on a sign during a vigil on the Las Vegas strip