Hi!
I have just returned from Chernobyl and Prypiat, Ukraine, and here is B&W report for you....
If you want to read my reportages, see more photos or watch video go here:
1st expedition http://www.podniesinski.pl/portal/?cat=53
2nd expedition and videos http://www.podniesinski.pl/portal/?cat=54
Arek
Last edited by Arkadiusz; 10-Jan-2010 at 13:43.
Wow. I hope you're not glowing. Great work. Very evocative.
Mark Woods
Large Format B&W
Cinematography Mentor at the American Film Institute
Past President of the Pasadena Society of Artists
Director of Photography
Pasadena, CA
www.markwoods.com
Stunning. I'm amazed you got permission to do what you did. The modern appearance of the city was quite striking. Quite contrary to the propaganda that was feed to us at the time. I found the walk through you did with the "head cam" most illuminating.I wanted to move back from the screen each time the radiation levels rose.
Great photos, we want more and more, great gallery on Your's website
Really amazing work. Its very moving and scary subject but it has to be told.
How a few big and small mistakes add up to massive death and then compounding it with a coverup.
Ive always been very interested in the abandoned buildings, railroads and hospitals around westchester.
But this is a whole different thing. It sort of makes me want to go at some point radiation or not.
Persuading someone to go with me is a whole nother issue.
I've seen a few photos in the past from people who have visited Chernobyl. It looks fascinating. Love your photos, Arek. Fantastic work!
Google should do a Chernobyl street view.
Amazing work.
I've always found ghost towns fascinating, and Prypiat even more so. I'd love to go there sometime (though I probably never will, unfortunately).
Thanks for sharing this.
Is it LF photography?Originally Posted by Arkadiusz
I think it's 35mm or small frame Digital. On some photos, there were I think author wyth the 35mm in his hand.
yes, some of them.
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