Remembering 9-11

[Nmahooch]

These Pictures were taken by my Step Father(shown in picture#4)from a Kodak point and shoot film camera. He was part of the clean up team. He got sick with a lung infection months after but has since made a full recovery.

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[Nmahooch]

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12 From our office building @140 West St.
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[Nmahooch]

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[Nmahooch]

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[crazydays]

All I can say is WOW. I have neen such a close look at the devestation. Thanks for sharing and glad to hear your step father is doing well! When I see these it makes me realize life as we know it is VERY fragile...we never know one minute to the next what can happen.

[Calindy]

This is history, very sad and horrible, but it is history. Glad he took the pictures, so we ALL can remember that day. Thanks so much for sharing. Too many are forgetting...

[Calicajun]

Those pictures should be sent everywhere, we should never forget.

[NeutronBoy]

i too was there - went in on Day 2 and dont rememebr how long I stayed. Slept several nights o nthe streets in the vicinty.

It took many years before I could hear about WTC and not get a lump in my throat.

[Nodin]

I can still remember how eerily quiet part of the city got on that dreadful day. The only sounds were the sirens of the responders racing down to the Towers to save any lives that they can.

[i_am_hydrogen]

Thank you so much for sharing these photos. I'm glad to hear your stepfather got over his illness.

[nicksan]

Yep, that was a surreal day.

My wife worked around that area and actually saw one of the planes crash into one of the WTC buildings. Thankfully she made it out alive.

I was working in midtown and the entire day was like a dream. I remember I could smell the smoke even from where I worked and also remember standing next to a guy in a business suit covered in dust and debris in the subway.

Surreal...

[Mastamarek]

These pics are properly amazing! there is nothing like shooting kodak film ^_^

[Harm]

Glad your step-father recovered fully. Photos are both fantastic and horrific at the same time. Kudos goes to him for allowing you to share them with us.

[Wsman2]

Unbelievable. Thanks for sharing.

[pbelarge]

My brother was in the building for a meeting, which the other party canceled. He walked out of the building when the first plane hit...

He is still here today

[kmunroe]

nice set of shots

[joeleszc]

thank you for sharing these images, we don't get to see these types of photos that often

[oscarl62]

thank you for sharing also, People get complacent, we should never forget.

[fotoworx]

I'll never forgot watching the whole horrible spectacle unfold on television.