Untitled 1911

Lewis Hine's 1911 photograph "Untitled" is a powerful example of social documentary photography. Taken in the early 20th century, it depicts a young girl standing barefoot in front of a dilapidated wooden structure, her gaze directed straight at the camera. The photograph's stark composition emphasizes the girl's vulnerability and the harsh conditions she faces. Hine was known for his work documenting child labor and poverty in the United States, and this image is a poignant testament to his commitment to social justice. The photograph's simple yet striking composition and its subject matter have made it an enduring and influential work of social commentary.