30 Most Powerful Images Of Humanity Ever Taken A picture is worth a thousand words. However, these 30
gripping images prove they are much more than that.
Warning: These are some of the most powerful images ever captured. Viewing
them will stir up a rush of emotions.
1. Starving boy and missionary
Image credits: Mike Wells
2. Inside an Auschwitz gas chamber
Image credits: kligon5
3. Heart surgeon after 23-hour-long (successful) heart transplant. His
assistant is sleeping in the corner.
Image credits: James Stanfield
4. Father and son (1949 vs 2009)
Image credits: Vojage-Vojage
5. Diego Frazão Torquato, 12 year old Brazilian playing the violin at his
teacher’s funeral. The teacher had helped him escape poverty and violence
through music
Image credits: salvemasnossascriancas.blogspot.com
6. A Russian soldier playing an abandoned piano in Chechnya in 1994
Image credits: drugoi.livejournal.com
7. Young man just found out his brother was killed
Image credits: Nhat V. Meyer
8. Christians protect Muslims during prayer in the midst of the 2011
uprisings in Cairo, Egypt
Image credits: Nevine Zaki
9. A firefighter gives water to a koala during the devastating Black
Saturday bushfires in Victoria, Australia, in 2009
Image credits: abc.net.au
10. Terri Gurrola is reunited with her daughter after serving in Iraq for 7
months
Image credits: Louie Favorite
11. Indian homeless men wait to receive free food distributed outside a
mosque ahead of Eid al-Fitr in New Delhi, India
Image credits: Tsering Topgyal / AP
12. Zanjeer the dog saved thousands of lives during Mumbai serial blasts in
March 1993 by detecting more than 3,329 kgs of the explosive RDX, 600
detonators, 249 hand grenades and 6406 rounds of live ammunition. He was buried
with full honors in 2000
Image credits: STR News / Reuters
13. Man Falling from the World Trade Center on 9/11. “The Falling Man.”
Image credits: Richard Drew /AP
14. Alcoholic father with his son
Image credits: imgur.com
15. Embracing couple in the rubble of a collapsed factory
Image credits: Taslima Akhter
16. Sunset on Mars
Image credits: nasa.gov
17. Five-year-old gypsy boy on New Year’s Eve 2006 in the gypsy community
of St. Jacques, Perpignan, Southern France. It is quite common in St. Jacques
for little boys to smoke
Image credits: Jesco Denzel
18. Hhaing The Yu, 29, holds his face in his hand as rain falls on the
decimated remains of his home near Myanmar’s capital of Yangon (Rangoon). In
May 2008, cyclone Nargis struck southern Myanmar, leaving millions homeless and
claiming more than 100,000 lives
Image credits: Brian Sokol
19. A dog named “Leao” sits for a second consecutive day at the grave of
her owner, who died in the disastrous landslides near Rio de Janiero in 2011.
Image credits: Vanderlei Almeida / Getty Images
20. “Wait For Me Daddy,” by Claude P. Dettloff in New Westminster, Canada,
October 1, 1940
Image credits: Claud Detloff
21. A Russian war veteran kneels beside the tank he spent the war in, now a
monument.
Image credits: englishrussia.com
22. Flower power
Image credits: Bernie Boston
23. A woman sits amidst the wreckage caused by a massive earthquake and
ensuing tsunam, in Natori, northern Japan, in March 2011
Image credits: Asahi Shimbun, Toshiyuki Tsunenari /AP
24. The Graves of a Catholic woman and her Protestant husband, Holland,
1888
Image credits: retronaut.com
25. Greg Cook hugs his dog Coco after finding her inside his destroyed home
in Alabama following the Tornado in March, 2012
Image credits: Gary Cosby Jr. / AP
26. Demonstration of condom usage at a public market in Jayapura, capital
of Papua, 2009
Image credits: Adri Tambunan
27. Russian soldiers preparing for the Battle of Kursk, July 1943
Image credits: Shirak Karapetyan-Milshtein
28. During massive floods in Cuttack City, India, in 2011, a heroic
villager saved numerous stray cats by carrying them with a basket balanced on
his head
Image credits: Biswaranjan Rout / AP
29. An Afghan man offers tea to soldiers
Image credits: Rafiq Maqbool / AP
30. Some parents, likely now in their 70′s, still looking for their missing
child.
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