James Mathis, Amherst Foundry (Working People series) 1987
miltonrogovin
wedding photograph
black and white photography
wedding photography
black and white format
historical photography
black and white theme
black and white
monochrome photography
photographic element
monochrome
"James Mathis, Amherst Foundry (Working People series)" is a 1987 black and white photograph by Milton Rogovin, a renowned American photographer (1909-2011) known for his humanist and socially conscious work. This photograph is part of Rogovin's "Working People" series, which documented the lives and working conditions of people in Buffalo, New York. The image portrays a man in his home, creating a sense of intimacy and a glimpse into his personal life. The subject’s posture and gaze suggest a sense of quiet dignity and resilience, highlighting the humanity and strength of working-class individuals. Rogovin’s photographs, like this one, shed light on the lives of often overlooked communities and contribute to a deeper understanding of their experiences.
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