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This picture was taken on the 12th October 2004, upon my visit in New York City it was 2nd time i have been there i was there back in February of this year as well. It wasnt until after i took this picture i realised there appeared to be quite a…

This picture was taken on the top of one the towers, on July 4th 1999. It was hot and windy. I'll never forget the woman who served me a coffee just minutes before this picture was shot.

This picture was taken from Libery Island on July 5th. My friend Toshiyuki wgo lives in New York took the shot. I was there for a few days to visit that incredible city. WTC has filled my eyes since the first day I was there.

9/11/04 - A young man holding roses writes a message on the memorial posters at ground zero. If you look closely, somone wrote NO WAR, then someone else came along and crossed out NO. To me this was disturbing to say the least that on such a solemn…

From World Financial Center's North Cove plaza on September 10, 2004 looking at the Winterg Garden and the Memorial Light Tribute.

North tower minutes after impact from ground level.

North tower burns--minutes after impact.

north and south towers burn-- 20 minutes after impact

Early on the 12th, my partner and I walked down Charles St to the West Side Highway, the only road that was still open in our neighborhood, to see what we could see.

When we arrived at the western most median, there were only two other people…

Missing poster of dead woman

Police truck damaged in falling towers

Poison dust warning posted at local Tribeca park near North Tower days after 9/11.

Wall of posters for the missing and dead.

Reflections of WTC 1&2 in WTC 7; all building collapsed 9/11/2001

First snow on Ground Zero. View from recently renovated Marriott Financial Center.

Looking south from the Empire State Building towards the Battery.

Photo taken in the middle of October, 2001 by Phil Brady with his now deseased wife Reinee Brady. The sunlight hitting the buildings and reflecting off the water reminded us that the light of those who have fallen will still shine on. May they rest…

Taken in the middle of October, 2001 by Phil Brady and his wife Reinee Brady. Looking up at where the Towers stood we now see only blue sky. These other buildings seem to be looking upward for their big brothers. They seem so incomplete as we all…

Photo was taken around 11:30pm on Sept 11, 2004
Close up of the two light beams.

Photo was taken around 11:30pm on Sept 11, 2004
Two light beams - reflection on building.