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Puedes encontrar más de su trabajo en su página web. También se puede encontrar su material en la cuenta de @magnumphotos.

Richards está publicando en Instagram imágenes impactantes y lo que hay que destacar es el tamaño de los textos que acompañan cada pieza.  Su trabajo tiene éxito entre sus seguidores y tampoco se olvida de usar los hashtags.

LAS IMÁGENES:

Reverend Landers was a poor man who was on a mission to preach the gospel, while his wife was desperately shy. They had three children. Sammy, the oldest, had what today would be termed a developmental disability. He could hardly talk. The two little girls–it’s been so many years–but if I had to describe them, I’d say they were too restless to ever sit still. This picture would have been made on Sunday following the service at their father’s church. The girls, wearing their “best” dresses, are running about in the harsh sunlight, tossing what remained of a doll, the only doll they had, back and forth, doing whatever it took to get the other to laugh. Until that singular moment when the older of the girls, the one clutching the doll’s head, suddenly grew disoriented and insular, like someone who’s hearing voices. @richardseugene #photoville #photojournalism #documentary #arkansas #youth #poverty

Una foto publicada por Eugene Richards (@richardseugene) el 17 de Sep de 2015 a la(s) 4:24 PDT