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LONG ISLAND: CLAMMING, 1957. Two nuns in habits, clam digging in the water off of Long Island
LONG ISLAND: CLAMMING, 1957.
Two nuns in habits, clam digging in the water off of Long Island, New York. Photograph by Toni Frissell, 1957
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1957 Bucket Catholic Digging Frissell Habit Long Island Ocean Seafood Toni Wading Water Clam
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In this photograph titled "LONG ISLAND: CLAMMING, 1957" we are transported back to a simpler time on the shores of Long Island, New York. The image captures two nuns clad in traditional habits as they engage in the timeless activity of clam digging. Taken by renowned photographer Toni Frissell in 1957, this snapshot offers a glimpse into a moment of serenity and connection with nature. The nuns wade gracefully through the shallow waters, their buckets ready to be filled with the fruits of their labor. Despite their religious attire, they appear completely at ease amidst the ocean's gentle waves. Their dedication to gathering seafood from the sea is evident as they meticulously search for clams buried beneath the sandy seabed. This photograph not only showcases these women's devotion to their faith but also highlights their resourcefulness and self-sufficiency. It serves as a reminder that even those committed to a life of spirituality can find solace and sustenance in simple activities like clamming. Frissell's composition beautifully captures both the physicality of clam digging and its spiritual undertones. The mid-century aesthetic adds an air of nostalgia to this scene, transporting us back to an era when simplicity reigned supreme. "LONG ISLAND: CLAMMING, 1957" is more than just a photograph; it encapsulates a moment frozen in time – one that celebrates tradition, resilience, and harmony between humans and nature.
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