And though he rarely talks about it (because, in his mind, who wants to hire an injured photographer?), it has had a serious impact on his life. He suffered a serious head injury when he was younger. The challenge of digging up old haunts was even harder for Richards, though, because of his issues with memory. The churches exist," he says, "but they might have six people - where they might have been jammed before." "Everything exists, but on a smaller scale. National Geographic article explains, the segregated sharecropping culture that once typified the region has been all but eclipsed by industrial farming. Richards struggled to find the places he had known so well - for two reasons. In a Lucite box, covered in ruby red glitter, they glowed like broken glass." Eugene Richards / National Geographic "Early one morning I was driving past a row of abandoned workers' houses when I spotted a pair of women's shoes on a porch.
0 kommentar(er)
