A photographer who captured the collapse of the Twin Towers on September 11, 2001, reflects on the enduring weight of that moment and the complex question of resilience in its aftermath. Years later, the images he took continue to haunt him, forcing a reckoning with the emotional and psychological toll of witnessing such devastation. The article explores how the photographer grapples with the idea of moving forward while carrying the unshakable memory of that day. His struggle offers a raw, personal perspective on healing in the face of collective trauma.
A photographer who shot the towers fall on 9/11 struggles to unravel the meaning of resilience New York Daily News
