[kidwoo]

Don't know if any of you have seen this.

clicky linky

I found it interesting because I recognize most of the places having been to New Orleans several times when I lived in Florida, plus once recently.

I was also at burning man for 8 days with no media access and never got to see/hear any of the coverage most of the country was getting on what happened. I thought this was an interesting perspective.

 

[chicodude]

That was insane. It was cool reading his story though...

 

[kidwoo]

That was insane. It was cool reading his sory though...

Yeah I think the captions are what make it.

Reading/seeing that site makes the whole event a little more human and realistic than all the BS sensationalizing I've seen on a lot of the major news outlets.

 

[TreeSaw]

Wow!!! Thanks for the link...I hadn't seen it before!

 

[Fredzilla]

Wow - aside from the compelling subject matter, what really sets this apart is the fact that the guy is a gifted photographer

 

[merrrrjig]

WOW!!!!! I have been watching the news, and the guys right, its a totally dif. story their telling. That was a great collection of photos! He should be selling them to get some money back! I bet a lot of people are buying them!

 

[PatBranch]

Those pictures are are so good. Thats much more complete and less vague than whats on tv.

 

[RaID]

awsome, great to see a proper review of this tragedy

why cant the news be like this?
tell it how it is