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A woman is sitting on a couch and typing on a laptop. She is focused and seems to be working. The large windows show a bright day outside.
Shot on a Yashica Mat 124G 6x6 TLR on Ilford FP4 Plus. Developed in Kodak's HC-110 and scanned on a Canoscan 9000F Mk2. Further digital developing in Capture One and Silver Efex Pro.
Even if I don't see her every day, this child is very much a part of my everyday life. There hasn't been a day since she was born that I haven't seen or spoken to her.
Golden afternoon sunlight spills across a dusty, unpaved street in provincial Argentina, casting long, stark shadows that anchor the moving figures to the earth. In the foreground, an elder woman strides purposefully away from the lens, her back turned to reveal a vibrant tapestry of colors. She wears a heavy, ochre-colored corduroy jacket and a deep indigo skirt, her head wrapped in a striking headscarf patterned with vivid blues, purples, and greens. Clutched under her arm is a freshly harvested bundle of green leafy branches, contrasting sharply with the arid environment and her modern athletic sneakers. The photographers employ a deliberate Dutch angle, tilting the horizon to inject a kinetic, documentary energy into this candid slice of daily life. To the right, a lively cluster of locals navigates the uneven terrain beside a weathered building with a textured stone foundation. A mustached man in a bright blue collared shirt smiles warmly, engaged in an unseen conversation as he walks alongside the group. Ahead of him, a woman in a crisp white sleeveless top and dark jeans carries a translucent green plastic bag, her shadow stretching sharply against the curb. The vibrant hues continue through the crowd, with flashes of a ruby-red sweater, another intricately patterned headscarf, and a pale pink long-sleeved shirt adding depth to the composition. The harsh, directional lighting emphasizes the rugged textures of the masonry wall and the parched ground, creating a high-contrast environment typical of the Andean foothills or northern provinces. This dynamic tableau captures the intersecting realities of rural Argentine life, where traditional attire and agricultural routines blend seamlessly with contemporary clothing. This image is a collaborative production by Samuel Jeffery and Audrey Bergner for Project 23.
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La luz dorada de la tarde se derrama sobre una calle polvorienta y sin pavimentar en la provincia argentina, proyectando sombras largas y marcadas que anclan las figuras en movimiento a la tierra. En primer plano, una mujer mayor camina con paso firme alejándose de la lente, de espaldas para revelar un vibrante tapiz de colores. Lleva una chaqueta pesada de pana color ocre y una falda índigo profundo, con la cabeza envuelta en un llamativo pañuelo estampado con azules, púrpuras y verdes vivos. Bajo el brazo sujeta un manojo recién cosechado de ramas con hojas verdes, contrastando fuertemente con el entorno árido y sus modernas zapatillas deportivas. Los fotógrafos emplean un plano holandés deliberado, inclinando el horizonte para inyectar una energía documental y cinética a esta porción cándida de la vida cotidiana. A la derecha, un animado grupo de lugareños navega por el terreno irregular junto a un edificio desgastado con una base de piedra texturizada. Un hombre con bigote y camisa azul brillante sonríe cálidamente, inmerso en una conversación invisible mientras camina junto al grupo. Delante de él, una mujer con una impecable blusa blanca sin mangas y vaqueros oscuros lleva una bolsa de plástico verde translúcida, su sombra estirándose bruscamente contra el bordillo. Los tonos vibrantes continúan a través de la multitud, con destellos de un suéter rojo rubí, otro pañuelo de cabeza con patrones intrincados y una camisa de manga larga color rosa pálido que añaden profundidad a la composición. La iluminación dura y direccional enfatiza las texturas rugosas del muro de mampostería y el suelo reseco, creando un entorno de alto contraste típico de las estribaciones andinas o las provincias del norte. Este cuadro dinámico captura las realidades entrelazadas de la vida rural argentina, donde la vestimenta tradicional y las rutinas agrícolas se mezclan a la perfección con la ropa contemporánea. Esta imagen es una producción colaborativa de Samuel Jeffery y Audrey Bergner para el Proyecto 23.
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Photo by Samuel Jeffery & Audrey Bergner | Project 23
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A woman in a kitchen opens a cabinet to get supplies. She is preparing to make coffee. The kitchen has natural light coming through the windows.
The story of my week has been god-awful early wake-ups. I'm trying to get up and out of the house before the contractor gets here to work on my en suite bathroom. I figured if I'm getting up early, I might as well walk to work, right? Well, after three days of leaving the house before six, I decided to sleep in this morning because the contractor was going to be late. So I woke up at the usual hour, snapped a picture of my clock, then went back to sleep. I luxuriated in a decadent lie-in... getting out of bed at 6:45 and not walking. I was in the office before 7:20.
(My assigned lens today was the fifty.)
--Schn.
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