Hyde Park Free Festival, 1968

On 27th July 1968, Trevor Rogers turned his lens on one of the era's great open-air gatherings - the Hyde Park Free Festival, London. Shot on 35mm black and white film, this series captures the loose, unstructured spirit of the free festival movement: vast crowds stretching across the park, a watchful police presence at its edges, and quiet, unguarded moments of rest amid the noise. Together, the images sit at the intersection of documentary reportage and counterculture - an unposed record of a crowd, a decade, and a very particular kind of British summer.

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Photograph © Trevor Rogers. All rights reserved.