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Are they more cheerful for being in colour? The effect on me is to deepen my empathy, so they leave me a bit sadder, actually. I also look at #9 and thank my s
by frossie 16y ago
Are they more cheerful for being in colour? The effect on me is to deepen my empathy, so they leave me a bit sadder, actually.
I also look at #9 and thank my stars that I am culturally allowed to do manual work in jeans and boots.
- sophacles 16y agoThe dirt is definately more noticable -- I am just depressed at how dirty things are in those pictures. Of course, it isn't really any cleaner in rural/industrial settings today...
- ShabbyDoo 16y agoIt did not appear that the man work worked in the carbon plant had the benefit of a respirator -- at least the dirt patterns on his face didn't show any signs of a nose/mouth covering. Imagine how many government regulations this same factory would be in violation of today.
- peterwwillis 16y agoA lot of those same workers today don't use nose/mouth coverings (save for a bandanna). The rural poor continue to sacrifice for the urban well-off.