Phil Lesh, Human Be-In, Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, CA, 14 januari 1967.

The image quality is crisp and the contrast really brings out the energy of that day in the park. I’ve had it framed for a week and keep catching myself staring at the crowd details. This shot captures the moment perfectly.

The archival detail in this print is sharp enough that I can pick out individual faces in the crowd from 1967. It captures the whole spirit of that era’s scene, and the paper quality holds the black-and-white tones beautifully.

You can almost feel the fog and the crowd in this print—Paul Kagan really captured the moment. The black-and-white tones are rich, and the paper has a nice weight to it. It’s hanging in my living room now, and it’s a conversation starter every time.