Geoogste rijsthalmen liggen op hoopjes in de buitenlucht te drogen 1911 - 1935

This stereoscopic photograph by Neville Keasberry captures a scene of rural life in Java, Indonesia, between 1911 and 1935. The image depicts harvested rice stalks drying in the open air, arranged in neat piles, with palm trees and a simple thatched hut in the background. The use of the stereoscopic format creates a sense of depth, drawing the viewer into the scene and offering a glimpse into daily life in this tropical region. Keasberry was known for his photographic documentation of Southeast Asia, and this photograph exemplifies his interest in capturing the everyday activities and landscapes of the region.