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"Zanzibar Fisherman"

In the evocative black and white photograph "Zanzibar Fisherman", the viewer is presented with a tranquil scene at the close of a day's fishing. With the dhow pulled up onto the shore in the foreground and three fishermen in the background making their way home, the image speaks to the timeless rhythms of life by the sea.

About The Artwork

This photograph is a beautiful depiction of the daily life and culture in Zanzibar. It captures a serene moment in time where the sea is calm, the work is done, and the fishermen are returning home, satisfied with the day's catch.

The monochrome colour palette and composition add a sense of quiet dignity and timeless beauty to the scene. The contrast between the intricate structure of the dhow and the simplicity of the fishermen's silhouettes further adds to the photograph's visual appeal.

About Dhows and Fishing Culture

Dhows, traditional sailing vessels, are central to the fishing culture in many coastal regions of Eastern Africa, including Zanzibar. With their distinctive design, they have long been used for fishing and transport. The fishermen and their dhows represent a way of life that has endured for centuries, symbolising resilience, tradition, and harmony with the sea.

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For those who appreciate the fine nuances of photography, framing behind glass may be the ideal choice, allowing the black and white contrasts to truly shine. Explore all three framing options in this short video.

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"Zanzibar Fisherman"

In the evocative black and white photograph "Zanzibar Fisherman", the viewer is presented with a tranquil scene at the close of a day's fishing. With the dhow pulled up onto the shore in the foreground and three fishermen in the background making their way home, the image speaks to the timeless rhythms of life by the sea.

About The Artwork

This photograph is a beautiful depiction of the daily life and culture in Zanzibar. It captures a serene moment in time where the sea is calm, the work is done, and the fishermen are returning home, satisfied with the day's catch.

The monochrome colour palette and composition add a sense of quiet dignity and timeless beauty to the scene. The contrast between the intricate structure of the dhow and the simplicity of the fishermen's silhouettes further adds to the photograph's visual appeal.

About Dhows and Fishing Culture

Dhows, traditional sailing vessels, are central to the fishing culture in many coastal regions of Eastern Africa, including Zanzibar. With their distinctive design, they have long been used for fishing and transport. The fishermen and their dhows represent a way of life that has endured for centuries, symbolising resilience, tradition, and harmony with the sea.

Choose The Framing Option That’s Right For You

Our ready-to-hang mounted canvas offers unbeatable value and is widely regarded as the top product of its type on the market. Enhance the depth and personality of the photograph with this option. Watch this short video to learn more. You can enhance the canvas with a modern floating frame, available in black, white, or natural wood, to match your existing décor.

For those who appreciate the fine nuances of photography, framing behind glass may be the ideal choice, allowing the black and white contrasts to truly shine. Explore all three framing options in this short video.

Shop More African Photography

Browse through our extensive collection of African photography here.

Why Shop With Pixalot

Pixalot has long been a trusted source for wall art in South Africa, known for our commitment to quality, friendly and knowledgeable customer service, and the ability to deliver art directly to your doorstep, ready to hang. With Pixalot, you aren't just buying wall art; you're adding a piece of photographic history to your living space.

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