The moment of detonation at Nagasaki August 9, 1945.
The moment of detonation at Nagasaki August 9, 1945. Photograph by Hiromichi Matsuda. It's not a glorious part of history, but it happened and I don't think anyone should ignore it.
I don't know Matthew. Wonder where you got this. Something doesn't look quite right about it. There are 4 people just standing there...If that had happened that close to you, would you just be standing there? Could be a hoax photo...Reputable site? Don't mind me, just my analytical mind. I do agree that day needs to be remembered and welcome photo's.
It should be real. I know that the website that I get my photos from mainly, post everything about real history. They don't play when it comes to that. Those people on the ground had no idea what had happened, or the consequences.
Thanks for the proof Inka WSmith I appreciate this input. So many people photo shopping these days. After the Harley Photo I am curious of many things. : )
Matthew Woodall Not a professional person with a camera, but from what Inka showed me I do have to agree it should be real. Thanks for not feeling offended. : )
Margaret Siemers I known dear I know But Matthew all the time posts right good ,honest thing /photos even I was remembering some photos from Hiroshima and Nagasaki after attack I needed just remind link and make sure he is right .
Thanks Inka,..and Margaret, for the fine conversation and history studying, to make sure of things. I love things like this, because what makes such an impact on me is that something like this happened twice in history and hopefully not, but it could happen again. We must be realistic in all things concerning this life, because it's so very unpredictable, and to have a head start on things in your mind is an advantage. Thanks again. :-)
I don't know Matthew. Wonder where you got this. Something doesn't look quite right about it. There are 4 people just standing there...If that had happened that close to you, would you just be standing there? Could be a hoax photo...Reputable site?
ReplyDeleteDon't mind me, just my analytical mind. I do agree that day needs to be remembered and welcome photo's.
It should be real. I know that the website that I get my photos from mainly, post everything about real history. They don't play when it comes to that. Those people on the ground had no idea what had happened, or the consequences.
ReplyDeleteDo a search of photographer Hiromichi Matsuda and that should settle your curiosity. :-)
ReplyDeleteMargaret Siemers I have to stay beside Matthew The photo that he posted is real just have a look what I found Here is a link Cultural Institute from Nagasaki Museum and there is a photo that he used
ReplyDeletehttps://www.google.com/culturalinstitute/collection/nagasaki-atomic-bomb-museum?hl=en
Thanks for the proof Inka WSmith I appreciate this input. So many people photo shopping these days. After the Harley Photo I am curious of many things. : )
ReplyDeleteMatthew Woodall Not a professional person with a camera, but from what Inka showed me I do have to agree it should be real.
ReplyDeleteThanks for not feeling offended. : )
Thanks Inka. :-) ..we're a pair you and I..lol. :-))..that's a line from my favorite movie "Out of Africa". :-))
ReplyDeleteMargaret Siemers I known dear I know But Matthew all the time posts right good ,honest thing /photos even I was remembering some photos from Hiroshima and Nagasaki after attack I needed just remind link and make sure he is right .
ReplyDeleteThanks Inka,..and Margaret, for the fine conversation and history studying, to make sure of things. I love things like this, because what makes such an impact on me is that something like this happened twice in history and hopefully not, but it could happen again. We must be realistic in all things concerning this life, because it's so very unpredictable, and to have a head start on things in your mind is an advantage. Thanks again. :-)
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