Else Wachenheimer-Moos en twee onbekende vrouwen met hoeden op voor een hek bij een grote betonnen constructie met bomen op de achtergrond 1932 - 1938

This small photograph shows Else Wachenheimer-Moos and two unknown women wearing hats in front of a fence near a large concrete construction with trees in the background. I wonder who took it and why? I'm sure they all remember that day. Did they set out to have their picture taken or was it just an afterthought? The trees in the background look so peaceful, but then you have this giant concrete structure which seems so imposing. Perhaps the trees are a reminder of what was there before. It's interesting how something like a photograph can capture a moment in time and make you think about the relationship between people, nature, and the built environment. It reminds me of the way painters like Fairfield Porter used to find beauty and poetry in everyday scenes. It's a reminder that art can be found in the most unexpected places, and that even the simplest image can be a starting point for deeper reflection.