Ground Zero Memorials at St. Paul's Chapel (Broadway between Fulton and Vesey)across from the WTC
Ground Zero Memorials at St. Paul's Chapel (Broadway between Fulton and Vesey) across from the WTC
I don't know the artist, but I recieved this in an anonomous e-mail. What a tribute!
Photo was taken from the VIP reviewing-stand on December 27th, 2001. Not having been in New York on the tragic day of 9-11-01, I was unsure if I ever wanted to go to Ground Zero. It was only the day before my scheduled return to Florida, after spending the Christmas holidays with my children and friends that I felt a deep need to go there. I stayed just briefly enough to say a prayer for ALL who were lost and to take this picture. The American flag flowing from the brisk December, breeze is a reminder that we must NEVER forget what has been done to our City, Country, Uniformed Services and Civilians. The background demonstrates that we cannot become complacent again.
I found this picture on the web I am unsure of the artist but know that it was front page of an Austrailian newspaper. I found the image of Liberty crying with the Towers as a backdrop heart pounding. God Bless America
This image was taken from the inside of the River Court Drive Apartment complex, Jersey City, NJ in April 2001. I was my sister who worked at the WTC.
Glowing in the afternoon sun, the image was captured from Jersey City, NJ on April 10, 2001.
A rememberance to the tragedy of 9/11 and a tribute to the strengthening of this country in its wake. design, concept and execution - shabbir shabbir@shabbir110.com