new skyline from the ferry... 9/sept/2002 Paolo-italy
This was taken from the world financial center. located across the street from the towers.
Only in New York. The Dakota Roadhouse is located two blocks from the secure area at Ground Zero. Anything goes in New York City.
This image just prior to the plane impact with the South tower still, a year later, puts a shiver down my spine. Image taken from Atlantic Basin due South of the site of the WTC.
Taken July 23, 1999, day of the JFK Jr Memorial service.
My children wept for those children that lost their parents on that fateful morning.
Some anti-U.S. protestor who lights himself on fire trying burn our flag, in the guise of an AMEX ad.
View of Lower Manhattan taken from the Staten Island Ferry, looking North. Taken during study vacation, December 2001/January 2002. Apologise for the quality, I had my camera in Low Res mode as its memory core is small.
this is from my 1998 senior trip to nyc... being from tenn. and seeing new york was an eye-opening experience. these are taken from the observation deck... one is looking down and the other looking towards brooklyn bridge.
This image was taken inside the Family Assistance Center set up at the Seven Springs Resort for persons who lost loved ones on United Flight 93. It contains some of the many cards, letters, and floral displays sent to help support the families. I was serving as coordinator of the American Red Cross Disaster Mental Health volunteers working at the site.
Firefighter's continue the the battle with fire on the roof of the pentagon
Standing on the balcony of Liberty Science Museum Liberty State Park NJ on September 6th 2001. My sons; Timothy, Christopher and Elliot with daughter Evelyn
These are pictures that one of my co-workers took on November 2, 2002. The funeral services were for Fire Fighter Benjamin Suarez, Ladder 21 on 38th Street, were held on the street where I work (30th Street), at St. John the Baptist RC Church, 209 West 30th Street. I felt compelled to stand outside and observe the ceromony. I had chills and tears the whole time. It was the saddest thing in the world. I wanted to hug everysingle one of them and tell them God was on their side. It was amazing to see firefighters there from every state paying their respects for their fellow brothers. God Bless.
These shots were taken in May 2001. It was the first time (and last) that I got to see the towers as an adult. This particular shot reached finalist in a travel photo competition last Fall.
Senetor Schumer from NY inspects a peace of beam from the WTC at the 911 memorial in Snug Harbor on Staten Island on the second aniversary of the disaster
Detail from the permanent temporary memorial, Shanksville, PA, April 25, 2002.