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Lebanese photographer captured human hands that tell stories of struggle Photography

Human hands are of enormous importance due to their complex abilities that help us excel our skills – no matter which industry we belong. In his latest photography series, Lebanese photographer Omar Reda has tried to capture the beauty of human hands that are telling their unique stories.

You don’t need someone to read your palm lines and tell about your life. Sometimes a look at your hands can uncover their struggle, burden or passage of life you’ve chosen. According to Reda, our hands reveal a lot about ourselves, just like our eyes. Earlier mankind used hands to ignite fire, hunt, fight and other survival actions.

Over the centuries, hands remained one of the important parts of the human body – helping us to do daily tasks, as well as, shaping up our careers in different industries. To capture details of human hands in this particular photo series, Reda travelled around the world and met many people from tribes, villages, and cities. It was not easy for him to click these pictures, as many people called him crazy and some even suspected him to be an undercover police officer who is trying to take their fingerprints.

However, he managed to get the desired snaps, revealing life struggles of people across the world. In the photographs given below, you can see hands of tribal people, carpenters, barbers, and many more. Their hands do reveal something or the other about their professional struggles and hardships in life. Don’t believe us? Have a look at the pictures yourself.

You can also see more of Reda’s work on Instagram

# Tribal Boy (3 Years)

tribal boy 3-years-old

# Barber

barber

# Soldier

soldier

# Elderly Tribal Women

elderly tribal woman

# Gardner

gardner

# Pottery Maker

pottery maker

# Tribal Girl

tribal girl

# Elderly Tribal Man

elderly tribal man

# Holy Man I

holy man I

#Holy Man II

holy man II

# Blacksmith

blacksmith

# Mechanic

mechanic

# Hairdresser

hairdresser

# Carpenter

carpenter

# Tailor

tailor

# Driver

driver

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Monika has been writing about trending artifacts across diverse platforms for over three years. Her all-time fascination with both traditional and non-traditional artworks led her to explore the world of art and humanities. She founded EdgyMinds in 2016 to discover emerging artists and indulge her passion for creativity. Connect with her at Facebook I Twitter I G Plus