adam_szymanski

I don't agree with the previuos comment. I like the photo, it has sort of SF feeling.

But it doesn't feel like WTC at all.

Good shot anyway...

It is more funny than sad or am I just a monster with a heart of

stone?

Easy to say living in New York, Kelly. You should try to say that cross doesn't do anything for you in ultra-catholic Poland. We have crosses all over the place, even in government offices. And it is less religious symbol than part of heritage, culture.

New Yorker would say it is not universal.

Most Europeans would say it is.

Anyway I liked the colours :)

Is that All Saints Cross spooky enough? Do you feel like getting down

on your knees? If you are catholic, of course.

It was on West Broadway, I had WTC on my left hand side.

One more photo that will not be retaken...

I do not publish.

I used to work in a photo lab just by WTC (Maiden Lane). I shot two rolls of film I got with me and was going back to the lab when the first Tower colapsed.

I am still glad I haven't taken the third roll.

I liked the grid of the lines. I reminded me the NYC streets seen from far above (WTC's roof). I agree the quality could be better, the idea is quite obvious as well.

But as Kelly has remarked it can't be retaken...

Most of the pictures of the second explosion were taken from quite far away. I was close enough to show that scary claustrophobic feeling of the streets around WTC.

The picture is crooked but I decided not to correct it. My hands were shaky and I had difficulties holding the camera straight. The circumstances, my state of mind (fright in that case) can't be separated from the photo.

Most of the pictures of the second explosion were taken from quite

far away. I was close enough to show that scary claustrophobic

feeling of the streets around WTC.