The Harrington Photograph
The volcanic rock on Iwa-dake Island tasted like salt and gunpowder, which was not a flavor that Thomas Harrington had ever associated with beauty until the morning of October 14, 1944, when he crouched behind a formation of black basalt and watched the sunlight strike the crater rim at an angle that turned the entire landscape into a photograph he would spend the rest of his life trying to...
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