I not only made a portrait of a tobacco worker (see http://www.pbase.com/pnd1/image/143582446) while in Cuba. I also made this portrait of his boss, the man who manages the entire farm. He presents more confrontational body language, and I add considerable environment. I did not direct this body language – he seemed very confident in front of a camera, and expressed himself accordingly. (We were later invited into the farmhouse for coffee, and I noticed numerous publications on display from around the world featuring portraits of this man.) He stands here with considerable authority. He not only oversees a large tobacco operation – his farm produces a variety of other agricultural products, including the coffee he gave us. He does not smile in my image – he simply is who he is, a man in charge.