About ‘Reactor No. 4 Chernobyl infrared’ by Lars Beekman
Reactor number 4, Chernobyl. This reactor is actually the one that exploded in 1986 due to an accumulation of human failure. In November 2016, an enormous arched steel and concrete structure 190 metres wide and 200 metres long was finally built around the current old crumbling sarcophagus. Costs: more than 1 billion euros. You can see…
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Lars Beekman
Utrecht, Netherlands
When I was about 20 years old I wondered about the big posters in the bus shelters (abri's). I want to be able to make this too! So big, so sharp, so beautiful light, the perfection! That's how it started and after 8 years working as an assistant photographer in fashion and advertising photography I could slowly start making my own productions. Now for more than 20 years I have made numerous series, done shoots at home and abroad. I have been making infrared…
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