PHOTO (by Tom Olin): Black and white photo looking up the street divided by the wooden barricades. The picture is taken from behind the ADAPT people behind the barricades which curve across to block the whole street in the foreground. A car comes down the empty side toward the camera. Metal barriers divide the other side of the street from the sidewalk where there are a couple of low temporary structures.

A police officer in a helmet and leather jacket stands at one side of the picture, handcuffs and gun visible on his or her belt and radio on the shoulder. All the ADAPT folks seem to be looking up the street at the approaching car.

The crowd is two or three people deep and seems to extend a city block or possibly more. Bernard Baker wears a “We Will Ride” sign on the back of his motorized wheelchair and Mike Ervin has a sign reading “On It or In Front of It” on his. In the far distance, beyond the car a policeman seems to be talking with some of the protesters.

Остання сторінка

Повернутися до альбому

Автор

Photo by Tom Olin

Дата зйомки

П'ятниця 12 Липень 2013

Опубліковано

Середа 8 Квітень 2015

Теґи

accessible transit, ADAPT 1989, APTA, Atlanta, Bernard Baker, Bob Kafka, Diane Coleman, Mike Ervin, police barricades APTA, Randy Horton, Stephanie Thomas

Альбоми

• Atlanta, Fall 1989

Відвідувань

3598

Рейтинговий бал

3.95 (2 голосів)

Оцінити цю фотографію