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Time photographer, Thomas Dworzak, does audio commentary over his photos of Katrina.
We generally try to keep you all in good spirits, but this photo essay of the carnage of Hurricane Katrina is too moving not to see, and Dworzak’s commentary gives a more detailed understanding than the photos that emerged right after the hurricane.
Ghost Town from Inmotion.Magnumphotos
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