Sebastiao Salgado Epic Black-and-White Labor

Re-render this image as a black-and-white medium-format photograph in the manner of Sebastiao Salgado's "Workers" and "Genesis" series, exposed on Kodak Tri-X 400 through a Pentax 67 or Leica with 35mm or 50mm lens, developed and printed for a long tonal scale with rich midtones, deep but detailed shadows, and controlled highlights that retain texture. Subject is rendered with monumental gravity: the human body engaged in labor (carrying, building, digging, harvesting, fishing, walking under load) or standing in landscape at scale that dwarfs the figure. The body is reverenced through tonal weight, every muscle, sinew, sweat-glisten, dust-coated skin, fabric drape, and tool surface rendered with sculptural detail. Lighting: dramatic but natural, hard sun at oblique angle producing long shadows that describe terrain, or diffused dust-filtered light, or smoke-filtered industrial illumination, never artificial studio strobe. Composition: the figure or group is placed in deep landscape or vast industrial space (mine pit, oilfield, harbor, mountain ridge, refugee column, ship deck), foreground and background separated by atmospheric tonal recession, depth carried through layered tonal planes. Tonality favors the rich Salgado mid-gray dominant range, no extreme contrast crushing. Print quality: large fiber-base silver-gelatin print, museum quality, slightly warm-toned. Mood: epic, biblical, the dignity of physical labor restored to visibility, the secular icon. Forbid: any color, any flat documentary snapshot energy, any visible text or watermark or hallucinated signage characters, any cheerful flat lighting, any post-processed HDR look. Preserve the subject, pose, and composition of the source image exactly, change only the medium and rendering.