There's something special about heading into the Cuban countryside. Normally we start well before sunrise and hope to find such a man in time for the perfect light. Sometimes we get lucky early, and get a chance to make a portrait after a conversation. He was great, made photographs leaning up against the Oldsmobile, some with and without his hat. His hands caught my attention, and I asked him to lift them for this image.
Monday, August 30, 2021
Farmer + Hands, Campo, Cuba, 2018
Labels:
Campo,
Cuba,
Darkroom,
Documentary,
Farmer,
Film,
Hands,
Hasselblad,
Human Interest,
Human Rights,
Ilford,
Kodak,
Monochrome,
Selenium,
Silver Gelatin Print,
Zeiss,
Zone VI
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