ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 9月18日 00時06分

The Amish have not given up on horse-drawn buggies. Their rigid abstinence from many kinds of technology has left parts of their lifestyle frozen since the 19th century: no cars, TVs or connections to electric utilities, for example. But computers and cellphones are making their way into some Amish communities, pushing them — sometimes willingly, often not — into the 21st century. New technology has created fresh opportunities for prosperity among the #Amish, just as it has for people in the rest of the world. A contractor can call a customer from a job site. A store owner’s software can make quick work of payroll and inventory tasks. A bakery can take credit cards. But for people bound by a separation from much of the outside world, new tech devices have brought fears about the consequence of internet access. @ashgilbertson photographed an #Amish family harvesting tobacco in Intercourse, #Pennsylvania. Visit the link in our profile to read more.

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