Boat as Subject: Sebastião Salgado, Jason Florio, and More
Artsy Editors
Jul 30, 2013 9:35 am
From Sebastião Salgado’s photograph of Vietnamese “boat people” dragging their ship to shore to Jason Florio’s portrait of men swimming their horses across the Gambia River, these images capture vessels coming, going, or in serene moments of man and nature.
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