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Anti Vietnam war demonstration, Cenotaph, Wellington
#Cenotaph #Wellington #anti-Vietnam #INDONESIA #American #Vietnam #moe_tahurangi #Kōtuia #Activists #Banners #Uniforms #Crowds #Electriclines #silver #photographicgelatin #photographicpaper #workprints #gelatinsilverprints #undefined
![The black-and-white photograph captures a group of individuals participating in what appears to be an anti-government protest. Several people are holding up homemade signs with messages such as "Born just to kill? Finesheet," indicating critical or satirical commentary on the Vietnam War and related societal issues like economic reform, welfare rights, education funding during financial crises, and prison industrial complex expansion.
The expressions of those in the photo range from serious contemplation to smiling engagement. The individuals are dressed casually with jackets, sweaters, and casual shirts indicative of a grassroots or spontaneous gathering rather than an organized event by a specific political party or group. Some faces are partially obscured due to angle and perspective within the crowd's depth.
The setting seems to be indoors under artificial lighting as evidenced by shadows cast on the subjects' bodies and the surrounding architecture not clearly visible, suggesting this might have been taken in a warehouse or large industrial space repurposed for protest activities at that time. The overall composition of the image conveys a sense of activism and collective political expression during a period marked by significant social upheaval related to war involvement and domestic policy challenges.
This photograph is associated with Anti-Government Protest, which could be linked to specific historical period [...]](https://mastodon.ozioso.online/system/media_attachments/files/113/993/551/026/726/756/original/2a9c86d1a07d1317.jpeg "The black-and-white photograph captures a group of individuals participating in what appears to be an anti-government protest. Several people are holding up homemade signs with messages such as \"Born just to kill? Finesheet,\" indicating critical or satirical commentary on the Vietnam War and related societal issues like economic reform, welfare rights, education funding during financial crises, and prison industrial complex expansion.
The expressions of those in the photo range from serious contemplation to smiling engagement. The individuals are dressed casually with jackets, sweaters, and casual shirts indicative of a grassroots or spontaneous gathering rather than an organized event by a specific political party or group. Some faces are partially obscured due to angle and perspective within the crowd's depth.
The setting seems to be indoors under artificial lighting as evidenced by shadows cast on the subjects' bodies and the surrounding architecture not clearly visible, suggesting this might have been taken in a warehouse or large industrial space repurposed for protest activities at that time. The overall composition of the image conveys a sense of activism and collective political expression during a period marked by significant social upheaval related to war involvement and domestic policy challenges.
This photograph is associated with Anti-Government Protest, which could be linked to specific historical period [...]")
Anti Vietnam war demonstration
#anti-Vietnamwar #moe_tahurangi #Kōtuia #Activists #Blindfolds #Banners #Children #Night #silver #photographicgelatin #photographicpaper #workprints #gelatinsilverprints #Wellington #undefined
Anti Springbok tour demonstration, Hutt Road, Thorndon.
#HuttRoad #Thorndon #anti-SouthAfrican #NOTOSPRINGBOK #SouthAfricas #NewZealand #moe_tahurangi #Kōtuia #Activists #Banners #Women #Roads #silver #photographicgelatin #photographicpaper #workprints #gelatinsilverprints #Wellington #undefined
And..to got with the Avatars/Icons, I have a set of eight #banners for my #Fediverse profiles... Using the same backgrounds from @noisemakerbot@genart.social
![The image is a black and white photograph depicting an urban setting, likely taken during the daytime. A group of people are marching down what appears to be a city street lined with buildings on both sides. The individuals hold up a large banner that reads "RACISM KILLS PEOPLE WHERE'S YOUR CONSCIENCE." This suggests they are participating in or supporting a protest against racism.
The architecture indicates a developed, modern urban area possibly within South Africa given the reference of an Anti Springbok tour demonstration as context for this image. The expressionless faces and determined stance of people holding up the banner emphasize their seriousness regarding the cause. There is no visible racial diversity among those shown in the photo; however, it's important to note that the photograph only captures a specific moment and may not represent the entire group or all participants.
The choice for black and white photography could be an artistic decision meant to focus attention on the message of the banner rather than colors. It also gives the image a timeless quality. The absence of color draws more significance from the text, which is the focal point in terms of conveying information about racism's impact as a societal issue.
There are no discernible features that allow for identifying specific locations or individuals beyond their roles as protesters; thus, privacy and ethical considerations have been maintain [...]](https://mastodon.ozioso.online/system/media_attachments/files/113/960/233/705/038/177/original/11dbca89624719a7.jpeg "The image is a black and white photograph depicting an urban setting, likely taken during the daytime. A group of people are marching down what appears to be a city street lined with buildings on both sides. The individuals hold up a large banner that reads \"RACISM KILLS PEOPLE WHERE'S YOUR CONSCIENCE.\" This suggests they are participating in or supporting a protest against racism.
The architecture indicates a developed, modern urban area possibly within South Africa given the reference of an Anti Springbok tour demonstration as context for this image. The expressionless faces and determined stance of people holding up the banner emphasize their seriousness regarding the cause. There is no visible racial diversity among those shown in the photo; however, it's important to note that the photograph only captures a specific moment and may not represent the entire group or all participants.
The choice for black and white photography could be an artistic decision meant to focus attention on the message of the banner rather than colors. It also gives the image a timeless quality. The absence of color draws more significance from the text, which is the focal point in terms of conveying information about racism's impact as a societal issue.
There are no discernible features that allow for identifying specific locations or individuals beyond their roles as protesters; thus, privacy and ethical considerations have been maintain [...]")
Anti Springbok tour demonstration
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#moe_tahurangi #Kōtuia #Activists #Banners #Women #Roads #Children #silver #photographicgelatin #photographicpaper #workprints #gelatinsilverprints #Wellington #undefined
Anti Springbok tour demonstration
#anti-Springbok #London #British #second #TransvisionRental #SouthAfricas #moe_tahurangi #Kōtuia #Activists #Infants #Banners #Police #Women #Stores&shops #silver #photographicgelatin #photographicpaper #workprints #gelatinsilverprints #Wellington #undefined
Anti Springbok tour demonstration
#Allblock #anti-SouthAfrican #SouthAfrica #moe_tahurangi #Kōtuia #Activists #Banners #Police #Stonewalls #Women #silver #photographicgelatin #photographicpaper #workprints #gelatinsilverprints #Wellington #undefined
Anti Springbok tour demonstration
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#anti-Springbok #moe_tahurangi #Kōtuia #Activists #Banners #Night #Women #silver #photographicgelatin #photographicpaper #workprints #gelatinsilverprints #Wellington #undefined
Anti Springbok tour demonstration
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#moe_tahurangi #Kōtuia #Activists #Banners #Night #Women #silver #photographicgelatin #photographicpaper #workprints #gelatinsilverprints #Wellington #undefined
![The photograph is a black and white candid shot of an older man with light brown hair, who appears to be in his late fifties or early sixties. He has a friendly expression on his face as he looks directly at the camera, holding what seems like a small bag over one shoulder. The man wears dark sunglasses around his neck, which hang from a chain draped across his chest and are tucked into the collar of his shirt.
He is dressed in a casual style with a thick, textured brown coat that has large pockets on both sides, partially covering his black sweater underneath. His left hand is visible holding onto what appears to be a dark-colored bag or small satchel close to his body. The background shows an urban setting with people walking by and some structures such as buildings and possibly a train station platform in the distance.
The image captures a moment that suggests it may have been taken during a public event, potentially connected to political activism given its context of "Anti Springbok tour demonstration," which refers to demonstrations against rugby tours involving South Africa due to apartheid. This historical reference indicates that the photograph might be documenting a protest or rally where anti-apartheid sentiments were expressed through peaceful means.
The overall mood conveyed by this image is one of casual defiance, with an air of non-confrontation and everyday life continuing amidst political discourse on [...]](https://mastodon.ozioso.online/system/media_attachments/files/113/951/689/165/396/722/original/0b5c818c9a996f72.jpeg "The photograph is a black and white candid shot of an older man with light brown hair, who appears to be in his late fifties or early sixties. He has a friendly expression on his face as he looks directly at the camera, holding what seems like a small bag over one shoulder. The man wears dark sunglasses around his neck, which hang from a chain draped across his chest and are tucked into the collar of his shirt.
He is dressed in a casual style with a thick, textured brown coat that has large pockets on both sides, partially covering his black sweater underneath. His left hand is visible holding onto what appears to be a dark-colored bag or small satchel close to his body. The background shows an urban setting with people walking by and some structures such as buildings and possibly a train station platform in the distance.
The image captures a moment that suggests it may have been taken during a public event, potentially connected to political activism given its context of \"Anti Springbok tour demonstration,\" which refers to demonstrations against rugby tours involving South Africa due to apartheid. This historical reference indicates that the photograph might be documenting a protest or rally where anti-apartheid sentiments were expressed through peaceful means.
The overall mood conveyed by this image is one of casual defiance, with an air of non-confrontation and everyday life continuing amidst political discourse on [...]")
Demonstration against All Blacks rugby tour to South Africa
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#SouthAfrica #moe_tahurangi #Kōtuia #Activists #Girls #Banners #silver #photographicgelatin #photographicpaper #workprints #gelatinsilverprints #Wellington #undefined
Anti Springbok tour demonstration
#anti-Springbok #CRAFO #moe_tahurangi #Kōtuia #Activists #Banners #Streets #Students #silver #photographicgelatin #photographicpaper #workprints #gelatinsilverprints #Wellington #undefined
