Discover an enchanting blend of vibrant colors and captivating scenes in this intriguing collection of images. From mesmerizing scenes of nature and architectural marvels to heartwarming moments of human connection, every image illustrates a unique narrative set to leave a lasting impression.
Onion Gas Masks (1941)
During the Siege of Tobruk in 1941, resourceful Allied soldiers wore gas masks while peeling onions to prevent tearing, demonstrating their adaptability and camaraderie amidst harsh wartime conditions.
Hiroshima Blind Girl (1963)
In 1963, Christer Strömholm captured a poignant image of a blind girl in Hiroshima. While her blindness may not have been caused directly by the nuclear blast, it could be attributed to a subsequent event during the aftermath, such as a congenital disorder in a child born to survivors exposed to radiation.
