The military never changes. 100 dudes chomping at the bit for the one chick.
mynameischristian
I wonder if any interviews with her exist.
zippoxdxd
looks like the end of the blues brothers
Xuzto
These guys must be real macho to need all that force to stop a peaceful (female) protester.
supraspinatus
58,000 Americans dead in that war and countless Vietnamese. For what? Really sad.
DaphniaDuck
The camera can create very convincing *distortions*. One thing at work in this photograph is something called [compression distortion](https://fstoppers.com/architecture/how-lens-compression-and-perspective-distortion-work-251737). In photographs shot with very long lenses, things which may actually be very far apart appear crowded very close together— distance appears compressed. This is because the more magnification you have, the larger distant objects appear relative to nearer ones. It’s the same thing you see when you look through powerful binoculars. This is precisely the reason a photographer may choose a longer lens—to take advantage of this phenomenon. For instance, if you want a photograph with a barn in the foreground and an enormous moon rising in the background, use a very long lens.
chrome-spokes
May 15th, 1969. “The original purpose of which was to discuss the Arab–Israeli conflict.” Not Vietnam. …
philbert247
The military never changes. 100 dudes chomping at the bit for the one chick.
mynameischristian
I wonder if any interviews with her exist.
zippoxdxd
looks like the end of the blues brothers
Xuzto
These guys must be real macho to need all that force to stop a peaceful (female) protester.
supraspinatus
58,000 Americans dead in that war and countless Vietnamese. For what? Really sad.
DaphniaDuck
The camera can create very convincing *distortions*. One thing at work in this photograph is something called [compression distortion](https://fstoppers.com/architecture/how-lens-compression-and-perspective-distortion-work-251737). In photographs shot with very long lenses, things which may actually be very far apart appear crowded very close together— distance appears compressed. This is because the more magnification you have, the larger distant objects appear relative to nearer ones. It’s the same thing you see when you look through powerful binoculars. This is precisely the reason a photographer may choose a longer lens—to take advantage of this phenomenon. For instance, if you want a photograph with a barn in the foreground and an enormous moon rising in the background, use a very long lens.
chrome-spokes
May 15th, 1969. “The original purpose of which was to discuss the Arab–Israeli conflict.” Not Vietnam. …
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/People%27s_Park_(Berkeley)
“If it takes a bloodbath, let’s get it over with”: When Ronald Reagan sent troops into Berkeley. … https://eastbayyesterday.com/episodes/if-it-takes-a-bloodbath-lets-get-it-over-with/