Fifteen years after Chernobyl's nuclear disaster, Polidori returned to take this astonishing series of photographs, capturing the ghosts of human habitation.
For some of his more recent work, see this link.
Sunday, 10 June 2012
Zones of Exclusion
Following on from the work of Bendiksen in my previous post, I've been looking at the tragic scenes found in Robert Polidori's photographs of Pripyat and Chernobyl.
Fifteen years after Chernobyl's nuclear disaster, Polidori returned to take this astonishing series of photographs, capturing the ghosts of human habitation.
For some of his more recent work, see this link.
Fifteen years after Chernobyl's nuclear disaster, Polidori returned to take this astonishing series of photographs, capturing the ghosts of human habitation.
For some of his more recent work, see this link.
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Powerful stuff...you may also like this link: http://moreintelligentlife.com/gallery/american-ruins (or not - just a thought).
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J
Brilliant - thanks for the link!
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