National Geographic Travelのインスタグラム(natgeotravel) - 8月5日 01時03分

Photo by @Gerd Ludwig | Vines encroach a farmhouse in the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone. Nature is reclaiming the land evacuated by most after the world’s largest nuclear disaster to date. Tourism within the Zone (legalized in 2011) has increased by 40 percent since the HBO miniseries, “Chernobyl.” On August 6 at 6pm, an exhibit of my Chernobyl images will open at the ROSPHOTO state photo museum in Saint Petersburg, with NatGeo Russia as a media partner. The exhibit will feature over 100 of my photographs chronicling the aftermath of the accident. #Chernobyl #ExclusionZone #nuclear #Ukraine

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yue.540 Realmente vale la pena ir a tomar foto arriesgado que pueda una persona comtraer cáncer o algo asi por la radiacion

virus_from_6ix.0.4our There was a documentary about the animals that made a home in that house.

messi_ragav Hello national geographic how can I join in wildlife adventure

kevin_li_u Is this what would happen if humans suddenly disappeared

thadeus_4517 Why not do it in Ukraine, instead of st.Petersburg?

sarahessam__ @samaakhaled_ Chernobyl series

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