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![The image depicts a man standing on an elevated surface with the sky and landscape visible in the background. He is dressed in work attire, including a dark jacket, trousers, and boots, suggesting he may be involved in some outdoor or industrial activity. The most striking feature of this black-and-white photograph is that the man is holding up what appears to be a piece of fabric or material with both hands; his expression seems contemplative as he gazes at it.
The text on the bottom right corner reads "81594-F," which could possibly indicate either a date, location code, reference number for an archive collection, or another form of categorization. The overall composition and style of this photograph suggest that it might be part of a larger documentation project related to rural life, work conditions during the mid-20th century in America, particularly connected with agricultural laborers.
This image is likely associated with Dorothea Lange's collection known as "Untitled photo," which was captured by her for the Farm Security Administration (FSA) mobile camp program. The FSA aimed to provide a record of rural life and working conditions during this era through its photographic documentation initiatives, such as documenting Camp Managers or individuals in their work environments.
It is possible that this photograph captures a moment from one of these camps where Lange photographed various aspects of farm laborers' [...]](https://mastodon.ozioso.online/system/media_attachments/files/114/326/734/856/846/491/original/03985cf6e4546e25.jpeg "The image depicts a man standing on an elevated surface with the sky and landscape visible in the background. He is dressed in work attire, including a dark jacket, trousers, and boots, suggesting he may be involved in some outdoor or industrial activity. The most striking feature of this black-and-white photograph is that the man is holding up what appears to be a piece of fabric or material with both hands; his expression seems contemplative as he gazes at it.
The text on the bottom right corner reads \"81594-F,\" which could possibly indicate either a date, location code, reference number for an archive collection, or another form of categorization. The overall composition and style of this photograph suggest that it might be part of a larger documentation project related to rural life, work conditions during the mid-20th century in America, particularly connected with agricultural laborers.
This image is likely associated with Dorothea Lange's collection known as \"Untitled photo,\" which was captured by her for the Farm Security Administration (FSA) mobile camp program. The FSA aimed to provide a record of rural life and working conditions during this era through its photographic documentation initiatives, such as documenting Camp Managers or individuals in their work environments.
It is possible that this photograph captures a moment from one of these camps where Lange photographed various aspects of farm laborers' [...]")
![The image is a black-and-white photograph of a woman standing in what appears to be an attic or makeshift kitchen area. She has short, styled hair and wears a polka-dotted knee-length dress with a collar. Her expression is neutral as she looks directly at the camera.
Behind her, there's a wooden shelf filled with various items like bowls, jars, utensils, bottles, and what seems to be canned goods or dry foodstuffs. To the right of the woman, on a makeshift counter, are more kitchenware including pots, pans, plates, cups, and cutlery.
The walls have visible texture indicating rough material such as plastered wooden boards or corrugated metal sheeting. On her left side is a pile of what looks like discarded wood shavings or debris stacked against the wall next to an open window which lets in some light. A small portion of another person's arm can be seen on the far right, suggesting someone else might also be present outside this frame.
The overall setting suggests modest living conditions with simple and functional furniture for a working-class family possibly involved in agricultural work as mentioned by her experiences listed at the bottom: strawberries (Helvetia), cherries (Salem), beans (West Stayton), hops (Independence) followed by "potato pickers' camp" which implies she is part of an FSA mobile unit, likely during a time when economic hardship was prevalent.
The date on the photo reads '3-12 57', indicating it [...]](https://mastodon.ozioso.online/system/media_attachments/files/114/320/128/794/213/999/original/687b0d2746f2800c.jpeg "The image is a black-and-white photograph of a woman standing in what appears to be an attic or makeshift kitchen area. She has short, styled hair and wears a polka-dotted knee-length dress with a collar. Her expression is neutral as she looks directly at the camera.
Behind her, there's a wooden shelf filled with various items like bowls, jars, utensils, bottles, and what seems to be canned goods or dry foodstuffs. To the right of the woman, on a makeshift counter, are more kitchenware including pots, pans, plates, cups, and cutlery.
The walls have visible texture indicating rough material such as plastered wooden boards or corrugated metal sheeting. On her left side is a pile of what looks like discarded wood shavings or debris stacked against the wall next to an open window which lets in some light. A small portion of another person's arm can be seen on the far right, suggesting someone else might also be present outside this frame.
The overall setting suggests modest living conditions with simple and functional furniture for a working-class family possibly involved in agricultural work as mentioned by her experiences listed at the bottom: strawberries (Helvetia), cherries (Salem), beans (West Stayton), hops (Independence) followed by \"potato pickers' camp\" which implies she is part of an FSA mobile unit, likely during a time when economic hardship was prevalent.
The date on the photo reads '3-12 57', indicating it [...]")
![The image is a black and white photograph depicting two individuals, presumably father and son, sitting closely together in what appears to be an impoverished living environment. The older individual has short hair styled upwards on the sides with longer hair at the top of his head, suggesting possible signs of aging or receding hairline. He wears a light-colored button-up shirt that is unbuttoned at the collar.
The younger person seated beside him exhibits dark eyes and reddish-brown hair, appearing somewhat disheveled. This child seems to be wearing a white garment resembling pajamas or casual wear with short sleeves.
They sit in front of rough-hewn wooden walls indicative of makeshift accommodations possibly made from salvaged materials. There is an assortment of objects surrounding them including what appears to be bedding and other personal items strewn about, suggesting minimal space for living comforts.
The image has text on the right-hand side, displaying "Winnoc" which may suggest a location or context related to the photograph but isn't fully visible. This scene seems reflective of economic hardship during that period as there is no modern infrastructure indicative of current times and it suggests an era where such conditions were prevalent in rural America.
The overall mood conveyed by this photo evokes feelings of struggle, familial closeness amidst adversity, with a historical context suggesting the hard [...]](https://mastodon.ozioso.online/system/media_attachments/files/114/310/825/203/900/346/original/57d7beac2e39f998.jpeg "The image is a black and white photograph depicting two individuals, presumably father and son, sitting closely together in what appears to be an impoverished living environment. The older individual has short hair styled upwards on the sides with longer hair at the top of his head, suggesting possible signs of aging or receding hairline. He wears a light-colored button-up shirt that is unbuttoned at the collar.
The younger person seated beside him exhibits dark eyes and reddish-brown hair, appearing somewhat disheveled. This child seems to be wearing a white garment resembling pajamas or casual wear with short sleeves.
They sit in front of rough-hewn wooden walls indicative of makeshift accommodations possibly made from salvaged materials. There is an assortment of objects surrounding them including what appears to be bedding and other personal items strewn about, suggesting minimal space for living comforts.
The image has text on the right-hand side, displaying \"Winnoc\" which may suggest a location or context related to the photograph but isn't fully visible. This scene seems reflective of economic hardship during that period as there is no modern infrastructure indicative of current times and it suggests an era where such conditions were prevalent in rural America.
The overall mood conveyed by this photo evokes feelings of struggle, familial closeness amidst adversity, with a historical context suggesting the hard [...]")
![The image is a black and white photograph depicting a woman emerging from what appears to be the opening of a tent or mobile unit. She seems contemplative, with her hand resting on her chin as she gazes outward through the draped fabric. The environment suggests an outdoor setting that could possibly relate to temporary living conditions or camps.
The text "D.P.S.F." is visible at the top edge of the image in what appears to be handwriting, which might indicate a reference number for cataloging purposes. In addition, there's another line of handwritten characters beneath it but they are not entirely clear due to the angle and lighting.
The photograph captures an intimate moment with strong emphasis on emotion through its composition and subject matter. The woman is wearing simple clothing that suggests modesty or practicality, possibly indicative of her social status during a time when such conditions were prevalent in certain parts of society.
This image is associated with "We made good money in the cherries this year. From then on we made just beans." Merrill, Klamath County, Oregon and highlights the work done by the FSA (Farm Security Administration), specifically Dorothea Lange's photography documenting rural life during difficult times such as those experienced after World War II.
Dorothea Lange was a renowned photographer known for her impactful documentation of social issues like poverty, immigration, laborers' [...]](https://mastodon.ozioso.online/system/media_attachments/files/114/310/506/828/455/956/original/8e85024d263d7fb9.jpeg "The image is a black and white photograph depicting a woman emerging from what appears to be the opening of a tent or mobile unit. She seems contemplative, with her hand resting on her chin as she gazes outward through the draped fabric. The environment suggests an outdoor setting that could possibly relate to temporary living conditions or camps.
The text \"D.P.S.F.\" is visible at the top edge of the image in what appears to be handwriting, which might indicate a reference number for cataloging purposes. In addition, there's another line of handwritten characters beneath it but they are not entirely clear due to the angle and lighting.
The photograph captures an intimate moment with strong emphasis on emotion through its composition and subject matter. The woman is wearing simple clothing that suggests modesty or practicality, possibly indicative of her social status during a time when such conditions were prevalent in certain parts of society.
This image is associated with \"We made good money in the cherries this year. From then on we made just beans.\" Merrill, Klamath County, Oregon and highlights the work done by the FSA (Farm Security Administration), specifically Dorothea Lange's photography documenting rural life during difficult times such as those experienced after World War II.
Dorothea Lange was a renowned photographer known for her impactful documentation of social issues like poverty, immigration, laborers' [...]")
![The image is a black and white photograph of an older man seated in front of a window, with his head resting on one hand while looking away from the camera. He appears contemplative or possibly fatigued. The man wears a light-colored shirt, dark tie, and trousers. In the background, there's a wall-mounted board filled with rows of small labels or names arranged alphabetically by last name in what looks like a filing system used for records management or personnel files.
Various objects are visible around him: a desk holding papers, possibly classified documents; a large plastic bag on his right side that appears to contain personal items such as clothing. A couple more bags and some boxes can be seen near the window sill beside him. The overall setting suggests an office environment with administrative functions being carried out.
The caption "Manager of mobile unit (FSA - Farm Security Administration) on day camp opened in registration tent" implies that this man is associated with rural or agricultural administration, possibly related to managing a temporary field operation by FSA for the registration and documentation of farming operations. The specific location mentioned is Klamath County, Oregon.
The photograph captures an authentic moment of work life during what seems like mid-20th-century America, reflecting on themes such as labor, rural economy, or administrative clerical tasks within a governmental framewor [...]](https://mastodon.ozioso.online/system/media_attachments/files/114/306/291/387/297/281/original/4e7e328f7d85d2be.jpeg "The image is a black and white photograph of an older man seated in front of a window, with his head resting on one hand while looking away from the camera. He appears contemplative or possibly fatigued. The man wears a light-colored shirt, dark tie, and trousers. In the background, there's a wall-mounted board filled with rows of small labels or names arranged alphabetically by last name in what looks like a filing system used for records management or personnel files.
Various objects are visible around him: a desk holding papers, possibly classified documents; a large plastic bag on his right side that appears to contain personal items such as clothing. A couple more bags and some boxes can be seen near the window sill beside him. The overall setting suggests an office environment with administrative functions being carried out.
The caption \"Manager of mobile unit (FSA - Farm Security Administration) on day camp opened in registration tent\" implies that this man is associated with rural or agricultural administration, possibly related to managing a temporary field operation by FSA for the registration and documentation of farming operations. The specific location mentioned is Klamath County, Oregon.
The photograph captures an authentic moment of work life during what seems like mid-20th-century America, reflecting on themes such as labor, rural economy, or administrative clerical tasks within a governmental framewor [...]")
![This black-and-white photograph depicts a woman sitting in what appears to be an improvised living space, possibly within a tent or makeshift shelter. She is holding and comforting a young child who seems to be sleeping on her lap. The adult has short hair and wears a patterned dress with puff sleeves, indicative of older fashion styles.
Behind the duo, various household items are scattered around, including what looks like shelves stocked with containers and jars, possibly for food storage or daily use objects. A piece of fabric hangs from above as well. The setting suggests modest living conditions, likely reflecting rural poverty during a time when such camps were common among agricultural laborers.
The image is labeled "J-E-EP 12" in the upper portion with some obscured text that could be related to the context or cataloging system for this particular photograph. This photo appears to capture an intimate moment of care and bonding between mother and child within a challenging environment, emphasizing themes such as hardship, resilience, and family support during difficult times.
The provided information suggests this image may have been taken in 1930s Oregon during the Great Depression era when agricultural laborers often lived in camps like these. The caption mentions an expected baby due that December and references to various farm work done throughout the year by a young mother, indicating her struggle with pov [...]](https://mastodon.ozioso.online/system/media_attachments/files/113/756/964/774/619/521/original/87e618f9c8b8c64b.jpeg "This black-and-white photograph depicts a woman sitting in what appears to be an improvised living space, possibly within a tent or makeshift shelter. She is holding and comforting a young child who seems to be sleeping on her lap. The adult has short hair and wears a patterned dress with puff sleeves, indicative of older fashion styles.
Behind the duo, various household items are scattered around, including what looks like shelves stocked with containers and jars, possibly for food storage or daily use objects. A piece of fabric hangs from above as well. The setting suggests modest living conditions, likely reflecting rural poverty during a time when such camps were common among agricultural laborers.
The image is labeled \"J-E-EP 12\" in the upper portion with some obscured text that could be related to the context or cataloging system for this particular photograph. This photo appears to capture an intimate moment of care and bonding between mother and child within a challenging environment, emphasizing themes such as hardship, resilience, and family support during difficult times.
The provided information suggests this image may have been taken in 1930s Oregon during the Great Depression era when agricultural laborers often lived in camps like these. The caption mentions an expected baby due that December and references to various farm work done throughout the year by a young mother, indicating her struggle with pov [...]")
![The image is a black and white photograph depicting six individuals, presumably members of the same family. In the center sits an adult woman wearing glasses with her arm around a young boy in the foreground who appears surprised or curious as he gazes upward. To their left stands another child, while to the right are two more children—one smiling at the camera—and part of what seems like a man's face is partially visible behind them. They all seem to be seated inside a tent-like structure with fabric walls and some items in the background indicating an outdoor or makeshift setting.
The overall atmosphere suggests that this family might have traveled together, possibly for work or during difficult times due to their attire which includes practical clothing such as dresses, overalls, and shirts suitable for manual labor. The presence of children wearing casual clothes hints at a shared experience among them. There is no explicit context provided about the specific circumstances they are facing, but it seems reflective of resilience amid challenging conditions.
The photograph carries an air of candidness and raw emotion characteristic of works by Dorothea Lange or similar photographers who captured moments from American history during times like the Great Depression when people were dealing with hardships such as being laid off work. The image is a poignant reminder of human endurance through shared struggles, evoking em [...]](https://mastodon.ozioso.online/system/media_attachments/files/113/722/758/054/440/671/original/4748786ac7dea87c.jpeg "The image is a black and white photograph depicting six individuals, presumably members of the same family. In the center sits an adult woman wearing glasses with her arm around a young boy in the foreground who appears surprised or curious as he gazes upward. To their left stands another child, while to the right are two more children—one smiling at the camera—and part of what seems like a man's face is partially visible behind them. They all seem to be seated inside a tent-like structure with fabric walls and some items in the background indicating an outdoor or makeshift setting.
The overall atmosphere suggests that this family might have traveled together, possibly for work or during difficult times due to their attire which includes practical clothing such as dresses, overalls, and shirts suitable for manual labor. The presence of children wearing casual clothes hints at a shared experience among them. There is no explicit context provided about the specific circumstances they are facing, but it seems reflective of resilience amid challenging conditions.
The photograph carries an air of candidness and raw emotion characteristic of works by Dorothea Lange or similar photographers who captured moments from American history during times like the Great Depression when people were dealing with hardships such as being laid off work. The image is a poignant reminder of human endurance through shared struggles, evoking em [...]")
![The image is a black and white photograph depicting five individuals, presumably in a tent setting. The group consists of three children and two adults. One child appears to be asleep on the lap of an adult woman who sits at center. To her left stands another young girl with dark hair, dressed in what seems like a traditional or folk-inspired dress, hands clasped together.
To the right is a boy wearing glasses, striped shirt over plaid pajamas and jeans, standing confidently with his hand on his hip; next to him is an adolescent male also in casual attire. All individuals exhibit serious facial expressions as they look directly at the camera.
Behind them, various items are visible: A wooden table or shelf, upon which rests a lantern-like object, possibly used for illumination within their shelter.
The photograph has been labeled with handwritten annotations "J-B PIP" and includes additional notes in smaller text. It seems to capture an intimate family moment during what appears as a camping trip or staycation.
Given the context provided by the accompanying information, this image may be related to rural life experiences, possibly documenting individuals affected by socio-economic conditions of their time.
The setting is identified as Idaho with specific details about father's employment status and health condition. The note also identifies two locations in Oregon associated with Merrill Klamath County for further expl [...]](https://mastodon.ozioso.online/system/media_attachments/files/113/721/896/527/815/097/original/ace32a1e7eddd61b.jpeg "The image is a black and white photograph depicting five individuals, presumably in a tent setting. The group consists of three children and two adults. One child appears to be asleep on the lap of an adult woman who sits at center. To her left stands another young girl with dark hair, dressed in what seems like a traditional or folk-inspired dress, hands clasped together.
To the right is a boy wearing glasses, striped shirt over plaid pajamas and jeans, standing confidently with his hand on his hip; next to him is an adolescent male also in casual attire. All individuals exhibit serious facial expressions as they look directly at the camera.
Behind them, various items are visible: A wooden table or shelf, upon which rests a lantern-like object, possibly used for illumination within their shelter.
The photograph has been labeled with handwritten annotations \"J-B PIP\" and includes additional notes in smaller text. It seems to capture an intimate family moment during what appears as a camping trip or staycation.
Given the context provided by the accompanying information, this image may be related to rural life experiences, possibly documenting individuals affected by socio-economic conditions of their time.
The setting is identified as Idaho with specific details about father's employment status and health condition. The note also identifies two locations in Oregon associated with Merrill Klamath County for further expl [...]")
