Commander Anwar, Jegdalek, Afghanistan 1983
edgrazda
black and white photography
black and white format
warm monochrome
archive photography
black and white theme
old memory
black and white
monochrome photography
monochrome
shadow overcast
"Commander Anwar, Jegdalek, Afghanistan" is a 1983 black and white photograph by Ed Grazda. The photograph depicts three men sitting in a dimly lit room, likely in a rural Afghan home. The scene is captured in a candid, documentary style, highlighting the intimate and simple lives of the Afghan people during a time of conflict. Grazda's work often focuses on social and political issues, using photography to document the lives of those affected by war and poverty. This particular photograph, with its stark contrasts and composition, offers a glimpse into the lives of ordinary Afghans in a time of great upheaval, emphasizing the power of photography to capture the human experience in its raw and unfiltered form.
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