Sorteren van de geplukte tabaksbladeren. 1900 - 1935

"Sorteren van de geplukte tabaksbladeren." (Sorting the picked tobacco leaves) is a stereoscopic photograph by Neville Keasberry, taken sometime between 1900 and 1935. The image depicts a group of workers sorting tobacco leaves in a large, open-air structure. The photograph's composition uses a split-screen format, a hallmark of stereoscopic photography, to create a three-dimensional effect. Keasberry's work often focused on capturing daily life in colonial settings, providing a valuable glimpse into the labor practices of the era. This photograph offers a unique perspective on the process of tobacco production, showcasing the meticulous work involved in preparing the leaves for further processing.