From Dakar: Street Story Series
A black and white photograph capturing a woman walking with a bucket balanced on her head. The woman's posture is steady and graceful, reflecting the practiced ease of carrying a load. As she glances at the photographer, her expression is one of curiosity or perhaps a brief connection with the viewer. Between her and the photographer stands a barbed wire fence, symbolizing a barrier, both physical and metaphorical. The fence is slightly out of focus, drawing attention to the woman's gaze while still maintaining its presence in the scene. The overall mood of the photograph is one of quiet strength and resilience, with a subtle tension introduced by the barbed wire.
20 x 14.5 inches
From Dakar: Street Story Series
A black and white photograph capturing a woman walking with a bucket balanced on her head. The woman's posture is steady and graceful, reflecting the practiced ease of carrying a load. As she glances at the photographer, her expression is one of curiosity or perhaps a brief connection with the viewer. Between her and the photographer stands a barbed wire fence, symbolizing a barrier, both physical and metaphorical. The fence is slightly out of focus, drawing attention to the woman's gaze while still maintaining its presence in the scene. The overall mood of the photograph is one of quiet strength and resilience, with a subtle tension introduced by the barbed wire.
20 x 14.5 inches
