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September 23, 2005
wow - i am deeply moved and impressed.
nicole
September 22, 2005
Hi, I'm really impresed by the sounds and voices and of course the photographs. Only have a comentary: Subtitles (in english), I don't know if its possible but it could be helpful for foreing people who doesn't understand at all (like me, of course). it's only an idea but the work is really well done.
Lvm
September 22, 2005
What would MAGNUM do if there are no more wars and katastrophes?
Anonymous
September 22, 2005
Very good.The photographs are graphic, but not exploitative, which is, I think, very important. I also appreciated the commentary. Probably beacuse it reflected some of my own incredulity that something like this was allowed to happen. Great job.
Bojan
http://www.bojanfurst.com
September 22, 2005
I must respect the blog.
zena
http://iwishihadasite.com
September 22, 2005
As following your blog, I check regularly the Magnum site as well. So saw this great images last week and yes they're excelent! Just as Daniel I would like to be on that level some day...Great shots, you really have the idea that you're in New Orleans and see it this trough your own eyes. Today I'm not checking the images again due to hangover from last night....I guess you can imagine why...
Wen
September 22, 2005
Excellent in every respect, congratulations to all involved. I would like to see a new essay every week by Magnum.
Martin Amis
http://lifeshots.co.uk
September 22, 2005
Out of all the New Orleans photo's ive seen since it happened, Thomas's are by far the best. Here's hoping im at that level one day.. (taking pictures that is and not 6 feet under water) now if only Magnum would let me work for free as a coffee fetcher here in london :p
Daniel
http://hmmm.co.za


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Magnum Photos Feature: Ghost Town by Thomas Dworzak

New Magnum Photos Feature: Ghost Town by Thomas Dworzak | © Magnum Photos and Thomas Dworzak
Magnum In Motion has launched a new multimedia essay today showing photographs Thomas Dworzak took on a TIME assignment of the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans.
In my opinion "Ghost Town" is the best feature we did so far. The other features, which can be found here, have been good as well but this one is, at least for me, the most interesting one. The photographs just seem to work together with his comments so well. And Thomas Dworzak talks as he usually does. He is honest and tells the viewer what he thinks. He is talking about the people down there, about the conditions he worked in and about the inadequate response to the tragedy of the government. It's for sure a rather insightful essay well worth viewing.
Don't forget to plug your earphones in or turn on your speakers. Otherwise it's not even half as interesting as it is with the audio.
Any comments/feedback are desired. Be it positive or negative ones!

Posted by Martin Fuchs on September 21, 2005 11:44 PM
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