Gerd Ludwigのインスタグラム(gerdludwig) - 4月26日 07時23分

Exactly twenty-nine years ago, at 1:23 am (local time Ukraine) on April 26, 1986, operators botched a safety test at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant, resulting in the world's worst nuclear disaster to date.
Deep inside the reactor, in a dark hallway, we stopped in front of a heavy metal door. The engineer indicated I had only a brief moment to shoot. It took him a long minute to open the jammed door. The adrenaline surge was extraordinary. The room was absolutely dark, lit only by our headlamps. Wires were obstructing my view. At the far end of the room I could make out a clock. I was only able to fire off a few frames and wanted to wait for my flash to recharge, but he had already pulled me out. I checked my pictures. Out of focus! I begged him to allow me in one more time. He gave me a few more seconds to frame the clock showing 1:23 AM — the moment when in Chernobyl time stood still forever. Read my interview on National Geographic's PROOF blog.
To see more photos from my decades of Chernobyl coverage, visit www.gerdludwig.com, and to learn more about the disaster, visit www.longshadowofchernobyl.com

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