This image was taken in July of 1997.It was one a ferry to the Statue of Liberty and I still laugh at the look of contempt in my son's face as he looks at the orange headed teen.Little did I realized at the time how signicant the picture would be come to me with the WTC
This is a poster created in response to the hyper-aggressive attitudes being exhibited by otherwise composed new yorkers as they latched onto the idea that retribution could somehow offset their confusion and grief.
This is a picture of the Pentagon around noon on September 11, 2001, from a hill right outside my condominium building, which is about 3/4 mile from the Pentagon. I used a 500 mm lens. My office at the time was down the street, even closer to the Pentagon, when the plane hit. We heard jet engines, and then an explosion. Then came the fire engines. We saw people outside looking up. We went outside, and there was a huge cloud of roiling black smoke coming up from the direction of the Pentagon. (The view of the actual Pentagon building is blocked from that location by an elevated highway) debris was falling from the sky (perhaps it was blasted upwards in the explosion and was on its way down). Women were crying and screaming. The husband of a woman who worked in my office worked in the Pentagon and she was hysterical (he was not injured). We were told to evacuate away from the direction of the Pentagon and to hide our government badges. I walked to my car. Normally a five-minute drive, it took twenty-five. It was a scary, dream-like experience.
poster created 9/11 in the afternoon when I was able to make it home from work. we were the first floor evacuated from the John Hancock Tower in Boston the morning of 9/11.
we were there.to all who lost thier lives on nine eleven R.I.P. from the workers of atlantic heytd
A personal contribution to a sad memory - a tastefull e-mail attachment, sent around. A color collage with a message.
An urge to personally disgrace the men responsible - A color collage with a message.