The image is a black and white photograph depicting an older man with dark, bushy eyebrows, a full beard, and mustache. He appears to be in his late 50s or early 60s based on visible signs of aging such as wrinkles around the eyes and forehead. The man has pale skin tones indicative of someone who may have spent significant time outdoors. He is wearing what seems like an old-fashioned, loose-fitting woolen coat with a wide lapel collar that drapes over his chest area. Over this outer garment, he dons a dark-colored fisherman's hat, which was commonly worn by fishermen or outdoor laborers to protect from the sun and elements during daylight hours. The man is standing in an open space, possibly outdoors given the clear sky behind him. His posture suggests confidence; one hand rests on his hip while the other holds what appears to be a pen or small tool between his thumb and index finger. This could signify that he is at work or engaged in some form of manual labor. The background reveals minimal details but seems devoid of any notable objects, structures, or distinct features aside from an indistinct horizon line which implies distance. The lighting on the man's face suggests a bright overhead source, typical for outdoor settings during daylight hours. A piece of text visible at the top left corner reads "1840-E," and there is another smaller inscription near the bottom right that seems to be less legible due to image [...]

Untitled photo, possibly related to: Firebaugh, California. Came from Webber Falls, Oklahoma with two grown sons in 1938. Cotton pickers

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A black and white photograph shows a man dressed in winter clothing, including a coat, hat, and gloves. He is gesturing with his right hand while pointing towards the camera or something out of frame to his left side. The background appears plain without any distinguishable features. A filmstrip caption on the top-left corner indicates "FIREBAUGH, CALIFORNIA / 1938" along with a code "E-2067."

Firebaugh, California. Came from Webber Falls, Oklahoma with two grown sons in 1938. Cotton pickers

#Firebaugh #California #WebberFalls #Oklahoma #Cotton #FIREBAUGH #CALIFORNIA #E-2067 #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange

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The image is a black and white photograph of an older man who appears to be standing outside. He wears a wide-brimmed hat, commonly known as a "bucket" hat, which was often worn by workers or farmers for protection from the sun. The subject has dark stubble on his face and is dressed in what seems to be work clothes: a heavy-duty jacket with visible wear at the cuffs and seams, suggesting it's been well-used; trousers held up by suspenders that have a metal clip attached; and possibly denim pants or overalls underneath. The man stands confidently with arms crossed, exuding an air of resilience. He holds what appears to be a cigarette in his right hand while clutching something small between his fingers on the left side. His expression is serious but not confrontational - it's difficult to discern any clear emotion from his facial features. In the background, there are faint outlines that suggest an outdoor setting with open space and possibly structures or equipment at some distance away, though they're blurred and details cannot be made out clearly. The quality of light suggests a sunny day without harsh shadows on the subject, indicating it could either be morning or late afternoon.

Firebaugh, California. Came from Webber Falls, Oklahoma with two grown sons in 1938. Cotton pickers

#Firebaugh #California #WebberFalls #Oklahoma #Cotton #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017771184/