Через шесть месяцев после атомной бомбы
Из френд-ленты ( http://borzoi-schenok.livejournal.com/11221.html):
"совершенно ошеломила меня панорама 360 градусов того, как выглядела хиросима спустя полгода после бомбы.
http://www.360cities.net/image/hiroshima-after-atomic-bomb-nuclear-3#1.20,2.60,8.9
"I explained to Ms. Shimomura of my desire to publicize these images more widely, and she was kind enough to send me high-resolution scans of photos comprising five different 360º panoramas shot about 6 months after Hiroshima was destroyed. The images were shot by three different American photographers, and one Japanese photographer.
The Japanese photographer, Shigeo Hayashi, said this:
On October 1, 1945, I stood at the hypocenter of the Hiroshima atomic bombing and made a slow revolution. In that instant I had a difficulty grasping that this city had been felled by a single explosion. Nothing in my experience had prepared me to conceive of that magnitude of destructive force.
Working as an army engineer for three years, I had dealt with explosive materials on a daily basis, and I thought I knew their power. Standing there, I simply could not accept at an emotional level that a single bomb had done all this.
(taken from Shigeo Hayashi’s “Approaching Ground Zero” in Hiroshima and Nagasaki: the Atomic Bombings as Seen through Photographs and Artwork, Nihontosho Center.)"
и трамвай."
"совершенно ошеломила меня панорама 360 градусов того, как выглядела хиросима спустя полгода после бомбы.
http://www.360cities.net/image/hiroshima-after-atomic-bomb-nuclear-3#1.20,2.60,8.9
"I explained to Ms. Shimomura of my desire to publicize these images more widely, and she was kind enough to send me high-resolution scans of photos comprising five different 360º panoramas shot about 6 months after Hiroshima was destroyed. The images were shot by three different American photographers, and one Japanese photographer.
The Japanese photographer, Shigeo Hayashi, said this:
On October 1, 1945, I stood at the hypocenter of the Hiroshima atomic bombing and made a slow revolution. In that instant I had a difficulty grasping that this city had been felled by a single explosion. Nothing in my experience had prepared me to conceive of that magnitude of destructive force.
Working as an army engineer for three years, I had dealt with explosive materials on a daily basis, and I thought I knew their power. Standing there, I simply could not accept at an emotional level that a single bomb had done all this.
(taken from Shigeo Hayashi’s “Approaching Ground Zero” in Hiroshima and Nagasaki: the Atomic Bombings as Seen through Photographs and Artwork, Nihontosho Center.)"
и трамвай."