George Yoshitake, a photographer who documented US nuclear blasts (both on the testing field and in war) narrates this NYT slideshow of his work. I don't know what's more striking: the disintegrating materiel or the sight of all those scientists and VIPs watching from their Adirondack loungers.
Capturing the Atom Bomb on Film
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