Some pics and a short compilation video of the scene just a few hours after a tornado tore through Springfield's south end.
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Thanks Tony. That is remarkable footage. It has an eerie feel with the background alarms and sirens going off. I was up State at MM and the view was frightening. Many friends live by Cathedral/Island Pond/Plumtree and have lost everything. I hope rebuilding helps heal the wounds and removes the scars.
I must commend you for your excellence in capturing and documenting the post-tornado devastation. Your images leave a certain looming and unwelcoming sense of fear and dread. I stood in the same spot, with different images in camera, after you, but you accessed a part of Main st that was shut off by the time I arrived. Great work Tony!
Wow, these photographs make my heart ache. Tony, your skills at capturing the emotion in a scene are a testament to your amazing talent behind that lens!
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Thanks Tony. That is remarkable footage. It has an eerie feel with the background alarms and sirens going off. I was up State at MM and the view was frightening. Many friends live by Cathedral/Island Pond/Plumtree and have lost everything. I hope rebuilding helps heal the wounds and removes the scars.
Roma
I must commend you for your excellence in capturing and documenting the post-tornado devastation. Your images leave a certain looming and unwelcoming sense of fear and dread. I stood in the same spot, with different images in camera, after you, but you accessed
a part of Main st that was shut off by the time I arrived. Great work Tony!
Wow, these photographs make my heart ache. Tony, your skills at capturing the emotion in a scene are a testament to your amazing talent behind that lens!
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