thephotosocietyのインスタグラム(thephotosociety) - 10月18日 08時57分

Photo by @Gerd Ludwig. In 1986, reactor #4 at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant blew up. The radioactive fallout spread over thousands of square kilometers, driving more than a quarter of a million people permanently from their homes. Trips to the Chernobyl exclusion zone were legalized by the Ukrainian government in 2011. Chernobyl has since become a disaster-tourism destination. The most riveting attraction for visitors is the ghost town of Pripyat: dolls are scattered in abandoned kindergartens, floors are rotting and paint is peeling from the walls. Three decades after the accident created chaos of apocalyptic magnitude, tourists and tour guides are creating a bewildering disturbance, posing dolls (and sometimes gas masks) in unsettling scenes.
Join me in NYC October 23 for my lecture, "The Invisible Strobe," to learn more about the many uses for small, handheld flashes, even in photographs like this one. Registration is open now, information here: http://www.gerdludwig.com/?p=4251
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