"Using more than 100 images," a new exhibition in San Francisco documents the infamous 1906 earthquake, using vintage "aerial panoramas, 3-D stereoview double-images to be viewed through a stereoscope, glass lantern slides intended to be projected before an audience and chromolithographic postcards. What's surprising is how much these pictures have in common with the documentation of more contemporary disasters, from the fall of the World Trade Center to Hurricane Katrina." NYT.
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