thephotosocietyのインスタグラム(thephotosociety) - 3月19日 05時18分

Photo by Jeff Gusky @hiddenwwi | Australian photographer Frank Hurley photographed what is arguably the most famous photograph of WWI consisting of soldiers walking over wooden planks across a bombed out muddy landscape with trees reduced to splinters and smoke filling the air. The photograph is titled, “The Shell-Shattered Area of Chateau Wood, Flanders”. Based on the contour of the land in the background, some friends who are expert battlefield archeologists isolated the spot where the photograph was taken. Ironically, the spot is now contained within a large amusement park outside of Ypres, Belgium pictures in this post. When they created the amusement park, wagon after wagon of human battlefield remains were hauled away as they cleared the land to make the park. How ironic that the place where the most iconic photograph of “hell on earth” during WWI would later become an amusement park.

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