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The Vajont in autumn...

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The Vajont in autumn sent on March 11, 2014 (19:44) by Giangenti. 7 comments, 383 views.

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sent on March 19, 2014 (20:13)


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Luogo ancorato alla triste vicenda che conosciamo.
Mi ero ripromesso di andarci ma ancora non mi è stato possibile, sebbene la visita debba essere affrontata con silenzio e rispetto per la storia degli eventi accaduti e non per scopo prettamente turistico.

Mi sembra corretta la scelta del bianco e nero. Le nubi che incombono in alto raccontano ciò che volevi trasmettere con la tua immagine.

un saluto


Place anchored to the sad story that we know.
I had promised myself to go there but I was still not possible, even though the visit must be approached with silence and respect for the history of the events and not purely for the purpose of tourism.

It seems to me the proper choice of black and white. The clouds that loom at the top tell what you wanted to convey with your image.

a greeting

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sent on March 19, 2014 (20:16)


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Ho vissuto a Longarone dal 1970 ( 7 anni dopo il disastro) al 1980. Devi andarci, il luogo (senza retorica) sembra parlare ancora. Ti suggerisco una visita anche ad un paese (Casso) spopolato dai tempi del disastro.

I lived in Spar since 1970 (seven years after the disaster) in 1980. You have to go there, the place (not rhetoric) seems to speak again. I suggest a visit to a country (Casso) depopulated since the time of the disaster.

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sent on March 19, 2014 (20:22)


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ok me lo segno per questa estate durante un week end inserito tra quelli dolomitici... si riempie l'agenda.

Ricordo il film che sebbene sceneggiato ad hoc comunque mi ha impresso quelle sensazioni di impotenza che oramai dilagano nei nostri tempi... quello che si poteva fare per evitare la tragedia non fu fatto...



ok sign me this summer during a weekend sandwiched between those holiday ... fills up the agenda.

I remember that even though the film scripted ad hoc, however, impressed on me that feeling of helplessness that now run rampant in our times ... what could be done to prevent the tragedy was not done ...


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sent on March 19, 2014 (22:18)


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Mi piace...bella l'atmosfera...la conversione in b/n accentua l'idea che sale al pensiero della drammaticità della tragedia che vide protagonista questa diga! Complimenti...
Nicola

I like it ... nice atmosphere ... the conversion to b / w accentuates the idea that salt at the thought of the drama of the tragedy that saw this dam! Congratulations ...
Nicola

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sent on March 19, 2014 (23:04)


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Da guardare il racconto del Vajont di Marco Paolini ( si trova la versione integrale su youtube).
Grazie per l'attenzione!

From watching the story of Vajont Marco Paolini (you will find the full version on youtube).
Thanks for your attention!

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sent on March 21, 2014 (21:00)


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Fa venire i brividi!
Comunque un pregevole B&N.
Ciao. Arnaldo

The creeps!
However, a fine B & N
Hello. Arnaldo

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sent on June 02, 2014 (0:55)


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Splendida fotografia. Come già detto in precedenza la scelta del bianco e nero e particolarmente calzante. La lettura di Mauro Corona su questi luoghi è consigliata. Non di meno la visione del racconto di Marco Paolini inerente la tragedia. I semplici numeri sono impressionanti: 250 milioni di metri cubi di montagna su un invaso di quasi 160 milioni di mc d'acqua. A valle 28 milioni di metri cubi di tutto ciò. La conta dei morti e la ferita lasciata dalla presunzione dell'uomo sono insanabili . Un saluto.

Stunning photography. As mentioned earlier the choice of black and white and particularly apt. Reading Mauro Corona on these sites is recommended. Nevertheless the vision of the story of Marco Paolini inherent tragedy. The sheer numbers are impressive: 250 million cubic meters of mountain on a reservoir of almost 160 million cubic meters of water. Downstream 28 million cubic meters of everything. The body count and the wound left by the presumption of man are incurable. A greeting.


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