Vogueのインスタグラム(voguemagazine) - 10月19日 00時05分

“Anyone who’s a shearer is some sort of interesting person,” photographer @nhmcelroy said. “So I started photographing some of the farms and shearers I work with. I want to depict the labor and get people to think about where wool comes from.” Recently, though, what that labor looks like has changed. “I was always acutely aware that there were less women shearers,” @nhmcelroy said. But last year, when he began shearing on commercial crews for a shearer and sheep rancher named Robert Irwin, McElroy noticed more and more women working on flocks—many who Irwin actively recruited. “I really think, going forward, it’s going to be women doing farm work,” Irwin said. “The last five years or so, teaching guys to do this stuff, a lot of them just don’t have the mentality of waking up and thinking to themselves, ‘I’m going to get better at this.’ The women do. They’re more apt to stick with this; they’re more detail-oriented; they’re tougher.” Tap the link in our bio to read more. Photographed by @nhmcelroy, reporting by @_true_stories_.

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