A photo-reportage on the traditional wheat harvest in Brachwa, a rural farming community in Morocco, documenting a way of working the land that has changed little for generations. The series moves from golden fields ready for cutting to farmers swinging scythes through hand-cut sheaves, then follows the grain’s path off the field — mule-drawn carts hauling the harvest, pitchforks turning and loading straw, and threshed straw piling up at the end of the day — tracing the full rhythm of the farmers and their animals through the seasonal harvest from dawn to dusk.
