#phtograph

Apartment building. Five-storey khrushchevka in the South-West of Saransk (Russia, Republic of Mordovia). Opposite this house to this day is a public transport stop. In the summer of 1991, near this stop a passenger car knocked down a boy of 12-13 years old. An hour after this incident, a white bone was found on the road. She was transferred to the doctors in intensive care, where the boy was. Doctors said that this bone flew out of the boy's leg during the stroke. For several days the boy was in intensive care in a serious condition and soon went on the mend. After several months of treatment, this boy not only recovered, but was able to walk. The doctors said that he was able to walk due to the fact that this bone was found. The man who discovered and handed over this bone to the doctors was my father.

August 6, 2017

Original photo size:

3263 by 2165 pixels

Original horizontal and vertical resolution:

72 dpi

The original, printed photo, has the size:

45 by 30 inches

HMS Argus, Britain’s first aircraft carrier painted in dazzle camouflage in 1918.