A Wielder's Story 3-12
The wielder is here for work. He calls his family outside of the country. Learns about his children and wife and keeps the faith behind a simple I love you. He turns and enters his private battlefield and to the best of his ability try to stay healthy by learning from his fellow workers who fell victims to work hazards. Death, the lost of limbs, and chronic respiratory situations are very real.
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| Section | Subjects: Documentary & Journalism |
| Folders | Ship Yard Workers |
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GoPicturesBerlin 19/10/2013 1:08
+++++V.nikon d5000 15/05/2013 6:58
Und immer auf der Jagd nach dem etwas besseren LebenLawson McCulloch 10/05/2013 22:03
Such a hard and dangerous job, and yet they smile. Top class photography Glenn.best wishes,
Lawson
Heidi Roloff 10/05/2013 11:51
Great pic !LG Heidi
alexander stefanatos 10/05/2013 10:03
Tremendous portraits, Glenn! Faces and glances can't be more expressive and explicit of feelings of men at work..friendly alexander