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Photographer Hugo de Wolf  Hugo de Wolf {Karma:185110}
Project #40 Street Photography Camera Model Nikon F100
Categories Journalism
Film Format
Portfolio Dossier Iran
Reporive Photography and Journalism
Lens ~200mm
Uploaded 3/17/2004 Film / Memory Type Fuji NPH 400
    ISO / Film Speed 0
Views 1102 Shutter 1/500'
Favorites Aperture f8
Critiques 18 Rating Critique Only Image
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About Second triptych about the Bam Earthquake of December 27th 2003 in which this once beautiful and ancient city was brutaly disrupted by the forces of nature. For more details see http://www.usefilm.com/image/310922.html and my portfolio. This photo is not beautiful nor artistic. It merely depicts what we encountered. What happened to the people of Bam is indescribable let alone be eligible for rating. This photo is dedicated to all eartquake victims in recent history, including Japan and Morocco
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Hugo de Wolf Hugo de Wolf   {K:185110} 7/4/2004
Hi Ray, Having seen the aftermath of the Bam earthquake, I began to fully understand the impact of the forces of nature. Absolutely a shocking experience. Within a few seconds, the lives of these people was changed dramatically. The effects will be felt and can be seen long afterwards. Not a single building in that town was erect, ruins all over the place. Not to mention the world heretidge Citadel complex... Too graphic to post on UF....

Thanks for your comment,

Cheers,

Hugo

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Ray Witter   {K:6149} 7/4/2004
Hugo,
Excellent image, great composition, color, and detail. Too bad it had to come from a tragity. I can really relate to earthquakes, I live in San Francisco Bay are in California, and was in my house when the Loma Preta earthquake struck in 1989, the house suffered about 50,000 dollars worth of damage in about 20 seconds, I was in the second floor at the time, and it was anything but dull.
Reguards,
Ray

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John Hatziemmanouil   {K:40580} 3/19/2004
This is interesting, even very sad photo. Once again, the nature 'say' I am stronger than you people! Even in colour this photo gives sadness.

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sandy c. hopkins   {K:17107} 3/18/2004
my talented friend. ill miss you. my email is listed. i will be back!

great shot..love this series by the way.

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Derek Dixon   {K:4948} 3/18/2004
dramatic... nature can be beautiful, but devastating and ruthless too... you never know how is going to react.
I just wonder if this series will work better in B/W, especially this image, as the rust on the car indicates me pass of time more that a sudden crush...

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Richard Thornton   {K:26442} 3/18/2004
Incredible.

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Tim Bronkhorst   {K:9391} 3/18/2004
Ik vind de foto erg licht. Maar als voorbeeld van de ravage een stuk beter als voorgaande. Het verpletterde blik geeft een hele sterke indruk.
Tim.

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Teunis Haveman Teunis Haveman   {K:53426} 3/18/2004
Hugo, je geeft zo de wereld ook hier in Nederland weer wat voor verschrikkelijke dingen gebeuren in de wereld. Dan zal het hier en dan daar zijn. . Natuurrampen, oorlogen , revolutie , wat een ellende. De mensen hebben dan hulp nodig, dat we de ogen er niet voor sluiten.
Groet Teunis

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Saeed Al Shamsi Saeed Al Shamsi   {K:47735} 3/18/2004
Yep,this is not a repeating image, it is particular of it and very interesting subject, showing the other side of it, I have to say ,that this is better in contrast and clear, than the previous one, you need to revise the scanning quality..Saeed

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john amore   {K:14015} 3/17/2004
well done high interst level very interesting John

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Kees and Carolyn    {K:15193} 3/17/2004
Very heartrending. Excellent capture.
Carolyn

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Stefan Engström   {K:24473} 3/17/2004
It is powerful as compact and concrete evidence of the power of the earthquake. The light is very harsh, but I am presuming you are showing this with such bright values for the purpose of creating intensity. The tent also gives an association to ongoing rescue efforts...

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tom rumland tom rumland   {K:14874} 3/17/2004
i grew up in the dominican republic and this reminds me of the aftermath of hurricane David in 1979. after the hurricane my father brought me along on a photo trip around the island to document the damage. we saw images like these over and over again. my strongest memory is of a small aircraft (cessna or some such) flipped over on it's back on top of a partially flattened hangar. very sad.

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Jorge Vasconcelos   {K:33746} 3/17/2004
Once I took a picture of a car in such state...but the driver and the photographer were the same, me.
My e-mail is jorge_menezes@netcabo.pt
regards and thanks for your comments,
jorge

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MaryBell    {K:32791} 3/17/2004
Okay this is driving me nuts - why is my comment under your name!! I reposted it after you reposted the image...

Hugo,

This is interesting to me...unlike the other shots that you have taken of this disaster this one is of the particular and the individual rather than the huge and general nature of the incident...the other images dealt with the scope of the devastation this one deals with the particular impact of it and in one particular facet of that impact for the owner of the blue vehicle...

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Hugo de Wolf Hugo de Wolf   {K:185110} 3/17/2004
Hugo,

This is interesting to me...unlike the other shots that you have taken of this disaster this one is of the particular and the individual rather than the huge and general nature of the incident...the other images dealt with the scope of the devastation this one deals with the particular impact of it and in one particular facet of that impact for the owner of the blue vehicle...

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Hugo de Wolf Hugo de Wolf   {K:185110} 3/17/2004
Diego Riviera's comment:
Very simple and very dramatic shot... I like composition here: the car, damage and all of ruins are perfectly showed... The tent on second is balanced composition as well. Very well done my friend !! Cheers!

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Hugo de Wolf Hugo de Wolf   {K:185110} 3/17/2004
Had to remove it, as I found out the rating option can only be turned off when posting he photo, not in the edit mode.... Here's the repost.

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