Kieran Turner's photos with the keyword: chernobyl

This is one of the abandoned girls who live at the Zamglai orphanage, one of the places we help near Chernobyl in Ukraine. www.aidconvoy.net Taken with a Pentax ME-Super without flash on Agfa 200 (probably — from memory.)

This is one of the abandoned girls who live at the Zamglai orphanage, one of the places we help near Chernobyl in Ukraine. www.aidconvoy.net Taken with a Pentax ME-Super on Agfa 200 with no flash (probably — from memory.)

Part two of two; a memorial to the Chernobyl disaster, in Slavutich, Ukraine. The first part is adjacent in this photostream, and here: static.flickr.com/30/97397705_762c31b33f.jpg Let's hope they didn't LITERALLY build anything with the ashes. www.aidconvoy.net

Part one of two; a memorial to the Chernobyl disaster, in Slavutich, Ukraine. The second part is adjacent in this photostream, and here: static.flickr.com/39/97397704_d90b76a57e.jpg www.aidconvoy.net

Tonia at a house in Slavutich, Ukraine - the town hurredly built for the former residents of Pripyat, which was evacuated after the Chernobyl disaster and remains a ghost town. Slavutich is divided up into several sections, each of which was "gifted" by a different Soviet republic and given the characteristics of that country's traditional architecture. The money ran out when the Soviet Union collapsed, and these lovely houses in the last section scheduled were never finished. They're from one of the Baltic states. Nobody even knew which one. www.aidconvoy.net

Brian painted a fantastic mural at the Aratta community centre in Chernihiv, Ukraine. It's based on a horse from the antique Carousel on Brighton seafront. After we'd finished and gone home, a local art teacher encouraged children to continue the theme around the other three walls of the room. The result blends perfectly and has made a grey room into an incredibly colourful, fun place. We support the centre, which runs many projects to help the victims of Chernobyl, in Ukraine. Find out about it, and support us at www.aidconvoy.net Taken with a Pentax ME-Super on Agfa 200 without flash — probably (film type from memory.)