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On my trip to Somerset, April 25, 2002, I took this photo at the "Permanent Temporary Memorial" at the crash site of Flight 93. There is an angel for every crew member, and every passenger. God speed.

This is a picture of the angels that were left at the Permanent Temporary Memorial. I visited the memorial, and took this photo on April 25, 2002. The man in the lower corner is Mills Kelly, he is hold the flag back, so that I could get a better…

This is a picture of the angels that have been left for all the crew members and passengers of Flight 93. There are names on each - I don't know who decided to do this, but they have a large impact on every person who travels to the "permanent…

This is the crash site of Flight 93, behind the angels (there is one for every crew and passenger member) is the location where the plane went down. The trees with foliage fade into burned trees without any. It's quite overwhelming, as are the…

This is the plaque at the Permanent Temporary Memorial for the crew and passengers of Flight 93. I took this picture on April 25, 2002.

West Broadway, ca 9:30 AM, September 11, 2001
The unthinkable had happend. The second building had collapsed.

This is the "Permanent Temporary Memorial" at the crash site of Flight 93. The angels are dedicated to all crew and passengers aboard on September 11, 2001. I took this photo on APril 25, 2002.

This is the flag pole at the crash site of Flight 93. I took this photograph on April 25, 2002.

This is a photograph of the Permanent Temporary Memorial at the Flight 93 crash site. Visiting the site is a powerful experience.

This cross is at the permanent temporary memorial, for the Flight 93 crash site. I took this photo on April 25, 2002.

This photo was taken on April 25, 2002, at the permanent temporary memorial for Flight 93. To the left about a 1/4 to 1/2 mile away is the crash site. The memorial changes every day, as people visit. While I was there about 7 or 8 cars came by,…

This photo was taken on April 25, 2002 at the Permanent Temporary Memorial at the Flight 93 crash site.

This photo was taken at the Permanent Temporary Memorial at the Flight 93 crash site on April 25, 2002. It was one of the most moving days in my life.

A commercial sign offering Flight 93 T-Shirts in Somerset, PA, April 25, 2002

Looking north from the Flight 93 crash site, Shanksville, PA, April 25, 2002. Strip mining machinery in the background.

Like everyone else, I was stunned and in shock, knowning not how to react, feeling a sense of helplessness that morning. I needed to do something, putting together this montage was something that helped, as the TV news echoed from another room. I did…

I was teaching kindergarden in Los Angeles on 9/11. There was no way I could discuss this subject breaking my heart with these little ones. I was wishing I had a way to communicate to them the magnitude of what had happened.

Then I…

I don't really have a story though my wife and I visited ground zero just before Thanksgiving 2001. We, of course were awed by the site where firefighters were still pouring water on the ruins. I shot a representative image of the times.

A garden angel and symbol of death, in the Saint Maria church in my hometown Kortrijk in Flanders.