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Migratory laborer's wife
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Uploaded: 11/07/19 8:09 PM GMT
Migratory laborer's wife
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The Library of Congress Migratory laborer's wife I claim no rights other than colorizing this image if you wish to use let me know and always give due credit to The Library of Congress I have no commercial gain in publishing this image. Title Migratory laborer's wife with three children (not in photo). Near Childress, Texas Contributor Names Lange, Dorothea, photographer Created / Published 1938 June. Rights Advisory No known restrictions. For information, see U.S. Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Black & White Photographs
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Very well done Rob, and I would say her clothing is handmade, like Tick mentioned. I think she would be impressed with your results, like I am.
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She is everything the word "waiting" symbolizes. Standing there waiting for children and husband to come home; for more strength,for better days.
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Colorization works perfectly in this capture. Amazing how the emotion comes right off the page, this series allows one to pull back and relate to these individuals. It is not so long ago actually, but times have truly changed in some ways. I appreciate your work on these scenes, they are a gift to "thinking" persons. Favorite.
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Rob, I agree for more than 100% with Vicki. the effect of your colorization work are a gift to thinking persons indeed. Hope however that I belong to these category of people, 😜 .
In order to characterize this reworked B&W-image, Tick has, with his comment, hit the nail on its head again.
Even an almost blind person can see the 'touching' (emphasized by your editing) hardship.
Great addition to this series, my friend, 👍 !
In order to characterize this reworked B&W-image, Tick has, with his comment, hit the nail on its head again.
Even an almost blind person can see the 'touching' (emphasized by your editing) hardship.
Great addition to this series, my friend, 👍 !
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I would almost bet her clothing was made from a flour, feed or some kind of cotton sack. It was a time of survival and no frills. Her shoes show she was a hard worker. Excellent coloring.
I have long admired Dorthea Lange's work from the Depression era. My favorite is Migrant Mother.
I just watched "The Grapes of Wrath," again the other night. It is also one of my favorite books.
Great work.
TicK
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