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![The black and white photograph depicts a man wearing a dark jacket with a high collar, buttoned up to the neck. Over his head is what appears to be a knitted hat or cap that's slightly slanted on one side of his forehead, casting a shadow over part of his face which lends him an air of introspection or contemplation. The background shows riveted metal panels, suggesting he may be outdoors near some sort of industrial structure such as a ship, bridge, or factory. He is looking to the right with a serious expression on his face and there's no discernible smile. His chin juts out slightly which adds to his distinguished look.
The photograph has an aged quality indicative of early 20th-century photography techniques, possibly around World War I era judging by fashion styles, particularly in men’s hats and jackets from that period. The image is marked with a label '35871' at the bottom right corner which could be referencing its archival number or cataloging system within an archive.
This particular photograph seems to capture more than just a moment; it tells a story of someone who may have been partaking in significant events during that era, given his serious demeanor and utilitarian clothing. It's also worth noting Dorothea Lange was known for her work with the Farm Security Administration (FSA) documenting poverty and social injustice during The Great Depression.
For additional context on this specific image or others [...]](https://mastodon.ozioso.online/system/media_attachments/files/114/359/293/071/934/428/original/0430274b37e9c290.jpeg "The black and white photograph depicts a man wearing a dark jacket with a high collar, buttoned up to the neck. Over his head is what appears to be a knitted hat or cap that's slightly slanted on one side of his forehead, casting a shadow over part of his face which lends him an air of introspection or contemplation. The background shows riveted metal panels, suggesting he may be outdoors near some sort of industrial structure such as a ship, bridge, or factory. He is looking to the right with a serious expression on his face and there's no discernible smile. His chin juts out slightly which adds to his distinguished look.
The photograph has an aged quality indicative of early 20th-century photography techniques, possibly around World War I era judging by fashion styles, particularly in men’s hats and jackets from that period. The image is marked with a label '35871' at the bottom right corner which could be referencing its archival number or cataloging system within an archive.
This particular photograph seems to capture more than just a moment; it tells a story of someone who may have been partaking in significant events during that era, given his serious demeanor and utilitarian clothing. It's also worth noting Dorothea Lange was known for her work with the Farm Security Administration (FSA) documenting poverty and social injustice during The Great Depression.
For additional context on this specific image or others [...]")
So much cuteness! Photos by Michelle Hanson. 
