After reading the article and the have look the photographs by Robert Polidori. I really love the photographs that he took,and i his photographs aestheticize the settings of catastrophe. It is not about to change the setting, but the color and the mood. I think he did change the color of the photographs,also those photographs are very focus on theme and very attractive. In addition, when I first to look at the photos of Chernobyl, I do really feel about what have had happened in that time period. Because the that places are still messed up and not been clean at all. The feeling that he trying to express is wants people to have the same feeling in those places,makes people believes.
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