Peru, page 28 1948

Robert Frank made this photograph, "Peru, page 28," and it's got this stark, desolate vibe that just pulls you in. It's all about the journey, right? The tracks in the photo, they're not just leading somewhere; they're the whole point. They split off, and it’s like Frank's saying, "Life's full of choices, man." I mean, look at how the landscape stretches out, almost mocking you with its emptiness. But there's a little building on the left, huddled like it's trying to stay warm. Frank reminds me a bit of Walker Evans, but with more grit. He's not just documenting; he's feeling the scene. It's like he’s saying, “Yeah, things are rough, but we’re here, we're looking, we're still moving forward." It’s about embracing the ride, even when you don’t know where it’s going.