In Bridgeport's War Factories 1941
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black and white photography
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"In Bridgeport's War Factories" is a 1941 photograph by American photographer Walker Evans, renowned for his documentation of the American social landscape. The image depicts a bustling street scene in Bridgeport, Connecticut, likely taken during World War II. The photograph captures the daily life of working-class people, many of whom would have been employed in the local war factories. Evans' use of black and white film emphasizes the stark reality of wartime, with the figures appearing as silhouettes against the urban backdrop. The composition, with its focus on the central group of women, creates a sense of intimacy and reveals the photographer's keen eye for detail.
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