Website review: 100 Photographs that Changed the Wo...
MaxDProphet discovered this in Photography
•43 reviews since Sep 14, 2004
photography, writing, history
•digitaljournalist.org/issue0309/lm25.html
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breian12 rated 4 days ago- Have you ever looked back at your old pictures? old photos in your photo album? This is like that experience but instead you are looking at the world.
- KJC5050 rated 14 days ago
- Great collection of truly important images...
- Shredder420 rated 2 weeks ago
- This is classic, Ive always liked it!
- exatreide rated 4 weeks ago
- Proves that one person, with enough courage and will, can change the world.
- pdanzis rated 4 months ago
- This was the scene almost 20 years ago. Good to remember as the Olympics approach this year in China. Thanks for sharing MaxDProphet and for reminding us of the man's courage that makes tanks detour.
- kelsonatrian rated 5 months ago
- Inspiring
- rrcatto rated 8 months ago
- There is more goodness in China than one thinks.
- silenus3milenio rated 9 months ago
- one can stop one can die WORDSurVIVEs noONEcanSILENceUSsares
- Ignaciolayer rated 12 months ago
- Powerful
- Strider52 rated 13 months ago
Tiananmen Square 1989 A hunger strike by 3,000 students in Beijing had grown to a protest of more than a million as the injustices of a nation cried for reform. For seven weeks the people and the People's Republic, in the person of soldiers dispatched by a riven Communist Party, warily eyed each other as the world waited. When this young man simply would not move, standing with his meager bags before a line of tanks, a hero was born. A second hero emerged as the tank driver refused to crush the man, and instead drove his killing machine around him. Soon this dream would end, and blood would fill Tiananmen. But this picture had shown a billion Chinese that there is hope.
I will always remember this incident.
