A 700-year-old home in Iran
One of the sickest things I’ve seen on Tumblr. So many stories are in that place through generations and generations.
Zimbabwe: 1980s
Miners from Zimbabwe and their families. From Family of Miners series by Milton Rogivin
This series portrays miners in ten nations. In 1962, Milton and Anne Rogovin traveled to Appalachia for the first of nine visits. Photographs were taken of mountains devastated by mining operations as well as of miners at their work places and in the neighborhoods where they worked. Milton captured the effects of Black Lung disease and unemployment. In the Family of Miners series, workers were photographed with hard hats and lanterns and coal blackened faces, at rest, in below-ground changing rooms, or on elevators descending into the mines. When not at work, they were photographed at festivals, at local pubs, or at home with their families or with their pets.
My peps
