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The Old Days
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Historic Photo Gallery - Various Photographers
1969 Gallery - Making A Park
1969 Gallery - Enjoying A Park
1969 Gallery - Fencing In A Park
1969 Gallery - Bloody Thursday - March Down Telegraph
1969 Gallery - Parker & Telegraph
1969 Gallery - James Rector/Alan Blanchard
1969 Gallery - Cops
1969 Gallery - Enter the National Guard
1969 Gallery - Student Life
1969 Gallery - Resistance
1969 Gallery - Central Business District
1969 Gallery - Chill
Photo Gallery by Steve C.
Steve C is a professional photographer who has been photographing activism,
and activities in People's Park since the 60's. This is not to be missed!
First Installments
AND IT'S 1969 IN PEOPLE'S PARK, THEY BUILT A PARK....
AND YOU ARE THERE!!
Two sets of Steve's photographs have been set up as QTVR movies!
Why?
Because unfortunately the net is a slow medium and it is impossible to do
justice to Steve dynamic wide angle enlargements of the People's Park Activism
in 1969.
It's really hard to see the crowd on a computer screen, much less check
out in detail what they are doing. But QTVR movies will take you
back to 1969 where you can "zoom in" on the activities. Play one
in Apple's QTVR player. These "virtual" movies are a lot of fun!
Those of you with Mac's or Windows 95 can now enjoy
Two of Steve's C's wide angle crowd shots, overlooking the southern side
of People's Park, joined into a QTVR Panorama Movie. Join the crowds as
they remake People's Park from a parking lot into a garden for the People.
Note: These pictures were NOT taken in 1969 to become QTVR Panoramic movies--
so you may want to experiment with how you view them in your QTVR player.
A setting of "partial" is recommended for Movie #1, but if you
want to use "full" setting --Go ahead, it was the '60's.
This movie combines a paired set of pictures looking to the west as the
shadows grow longer and the day mellows. The crowd prepares the ground for
tomorrows' garden. A setting of "full" is recommended for this
QTVR panoramic adaption. You could also try "none" but that will
make people look a bit shortened --good for buildings, less for the people.
--And remember these are only the first experiments with beta software.
Suggestions from professional QTVR people are welcomed.
So if you are viewing this on a MACINTOSH or WINDOWS 95 in Netscape 3, don't miss this chance to join the crowds, building People's Park. These QTVR movies are quick downloads, cool, free ...and we hope the Windows 3.1 version comes soon!
WHO OWNS THE PARK? Original People's Park 1969 Leaflet
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What these people were reading in 1969... and its still true today.