Favourite Picture





I have always believed that photographs should represent a moment, capture a scene and show the intensity of the second where it is taken. But now, I feel that this special significance is stained by the falsehood of people who only pretend to appear to raise their followers and "feel good." Basically the photograph, today, only shows the superficiality of the people who need to fill a void.


That is why the photo that I chose represents a historical and painful moment for Chile, because it occurs in the post earthquake tsunami of February 27, 2010.


  




The photograph shows a man holding a torn and muddy Chilean flag, standing in the midst of total destruction: fallen trees and roofs washed away by what was the tsunami in Pelluhue.
The image was captured by the photographer Roberto Candia and the man in the photo is Bruno Sandoval, a craftsman from Talca who arrived in Pelluhue and lost the cabin in which he was living due to the tsunami.



I like this picture because it shows the resilience of the Chilean people and their ability to rise up in the face of adversity.

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