A couple of years ago, I noted a photo essay [1] that explored the “ghost town” that is now Chernobyl, Ukraine. It is a haunting, disturbing essay, and should be revisited today, the 20th anniversary of the disaster.
Even more disturbing, is this photo essay that chronicles victims of the accident [2]. It is difficult to watch because it involves the people who were affected, and remain scarred by the disaster [3]. Nevertheless, it is one of those things that we should see, lest we become too comfortable, too removed.