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Using Ulukau, The Hawaiian Electronic Library
PHOTOGRAPHS Now, go to the top of the screen and click on "Ulukau" and go home to the main page:
Notice that the fifth special feature is named "Ed Greevy's Photograph Collection." Click on it and you get this:
Mr. Greevy is an expert photographer who voluntarily recorded much history over the past 35 years in Hawaiʻi, as well as photographing many of the people of Hawaiʻi. On this first page of the photograph website, notice the familiar horizontal bar near the top. This one says, "dates", "titles", "struggles", and "search". Click on "dates" and you see this:
This lists every photograph with its date. Each is given in miniature form. Click on the third photograph, "Kalani ʻOhelo 'Yankee Go Home' 1971", and see this:
You get a full-sized image of the photograph. If you scroll down, you'll see the photograph's title, a caption explaining it, the date of the photograph, and the struggle that the photograph is associated with. Now, on the horizontal bar at the top, click on "titles" and see this:
Here all the photographs are arranged in alphabetical order by title. Click on the first one, "Ah Hing Chow" and see this:
Again, you get the full-sized image. And when you scroll down, you get the title, caption, date, and struggle name. Go back to the horizontal bar at the top, and click on "struggles" and see this:
This lists many struggles over the past 35 years. By clicking on each one you can see images from that struggle. Now, looking again at the horizontal bar at the top, this time click on "search" and see this:
This is a standard search. A search here will look through all the titles and all the captions. Continue to next section...
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