Chi-Jamrud, Pakistan 1980

Ed Grazda’s black and white photograph *Chi-Jamrud, Pakistan* (1980) depicts a scene of everyday life in a Pakistani village, with a group of men seated on the ground, their legs and feet visible in the frame. The image centers on a tea set, a teapot and two teacups, placed on the ground, and is suggestive of a social gathering. This photo is a classic example of street photography that focuses on capturing a fleeting moment of human life, often incorporating subtle details that provide insight into local culture, and the work of Ed Grazda is known for its focus on capturing intimate moments of everyday life.