Sometimes the best way to show something is to break it down into its
most simple aspect. When showing someone at work, I find that a great
way to do this is to tightly focus on what their hands are
doing. Hands at work can be a fascinating way to create a portrait of
a person.
No, there is nothing original about taking a photo of hands doing
their work. But the originality is in the hands themselves, not in the
image. Hands can be just as expressive as faces are. They can tell
stories, evoke memories, and educate us all at the same time. This
month, find yourself a set of interesting hands and photograph them
doing the work that is important to them.
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