Magnum Photosのインスタグラム(magnumphotos) - 6月9日 04時07分

(An image that #ChangedEverything from photographer #AlexWebb. We are NOW accepting orders! SIGNED $100 #MAGNUMSquare Prints avail through Friday. Shipping everywhere. Link is in our bio)-->"The sad, vibrant, tragic, beguiling country of Haiti has been key to my photography. After reading Graham Greene’s The Comedians — a novel set in Haiti that both fascinated and scared me — I made my first trip in 1975. But, photographing in black and white, I soon realized that something was missing: I wasn’t capturing a sense of the searing light and the heat — physical and, perhaps, metaphysical — of this country, so different than the grey-brown reticence of New England, where I grew up. I wasn’t dealing with the emotional intensity of my experience of this vivid and troubled land. So, when I returned to Haiti four years later, I decided to work in color. As I wandered through the porticos of downtown Port au Prince in 1979, I remember spotting this man with a bouquet of bulrushes — strikingly outlined against a vibrant red wall — as a second man, in shadow, rushed by. I took the photograph and slowly began to realize it was time to leave black and white behind.” — Alex Webb

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