It's over. Donald Trump capped a tumultuous Republican National Convention with a raw acceptance speech that cast a dark view of America's problems at home and abroad. Here are some of the highlights of the four-day gathering.
Outside the arena
Protesters march through downtown Cleveland.
Open carry in effect
Second Amendment activists show up in force to exercise their rights to carry weapons.
Police presence in force
Mounted on bikes and wearing helmets topped with video cameras, police kept a watchful eye on protesters outside Cleveland's Quicken Loans Arena.
Clinton bashing
A billboard truck drove through the streets of Cleveland during the convention, offering a favorite theme by speakers and delegates alike.
Sea of signs
A sea of signs in the arena as some of the 2,472 delegates gathered.
Stephen Colbert
Stephen Colbert tapes a segment of "The Late Show" inside the arena.
Eyyyyyy Chachi!
"Happy Days" actor Scott Baio gives two thumbs up during his speech.
Sour note
Delegates from Texas oppose a roll call vote on the floor.
Stars and stripes
Florida delegates Tina Harris and Nancy Riley arrive on the first day of the convention.
Melania marred
Donald Trump gestures to his wife, Melania, after she addressed the convention on Day 2. It was discovered that passages of her speech had been lifted from Michelle Obama's address at the 2008 Democratic National Convention. An aide who assisted Melania Trump with the speech took the blame, saying it was accidental.
Rousing Rudy
Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani riled up the crowd with his endorsement of Trump.
VP Pence?
Donald Trump air kisses running mate Mike Pence.
Boos for Cruz
Sen. Ted Cruz, upon arriving to speak during the third night of the convention. The audience later booed him off the stage because he didn't endorse Trump in his speech. "Vote your conscience," he urged the audience.
Cruzin'
L-R: Vanessa Trump, Donald Trump Jr., Trump, Ivanka Trump and Tiffany Trump stand as they listen to Sen. Ted Cruz speak.
Straight talk from Thiel
Tech billionaire Peter Thiel addressed the convention on the final night. "I am proud to be gay. I am proud to be a Republican. But most of all I am proud to be an American," he said.
Ivanka's intro
Trump takes the stage after being introduced by daughter Ivanka. "Throughout my entire life, I have witnessed his empathy and generosity towards other," she said.
'I alone can fix it'
Trump gives two thumbs up on the final night. During his pointedly dark acceptance speech, he characterized the record of Hillary Clinton as "death, destruction, terrorism and weakness." Listing America's numerous problems, he asserted: "I alone can fix it."
It's over
Still time for the balloon drop.