A photo book by Jun Nakasuji on the Fukushima nuclear disaster opens with an image reminiscent of ink-wash paintings of power lines stretching out into the distance across hills obscured by thick white mist from the stricken Daiichi plant.It is an apparently gentle start to a book that follows up with shots of denuded human landscapes -- abandoned homes and school fields covered by long grass and blooming flowers -- along with those showing a new, alien presence -- close-up shots of black bags of contaminated soil heaped up on beaches or disused fields.But it is the first image that is the …READ FULL ARTICLE
