Gerd Ludwig: The Long Shadow of Chernobyl Filter Size_77mm allowing the photographer to add

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Gerd Ludwig: The Long Shadow of Chernobyl Filter Size_77mm allowing the photographer to addCaptivating images of National Geographic photographer Gerd Ludwigs nine visits to Chernobyl in 20 years tell us tragic stories of the life of the victims, the Exclusion Zone and the abandoned city of Pripyat. Ludwig ventures deeper into the belly of the beast than any other photographer, repeatedly documenting the destroyed reactor #4, which will disappear under a New Safe Confinement for at least 100 years. Bordering the site of the worst nuclear