A photographer reflects on the iconic World Trade Center towers as a defining feature of New York City’s skyline, capturing their enduring presence in daily life and urban landscapes. Through their lens, the towers emerge not just as architectural landmarks but as a constant, almost symbolic backdrop to the city’s rhythm. The piece explores how these structures shaped perspectives—both visually and culturally—before their tragic disappearance. A poignant look at how photography immortalizes landmarks long before history alters them.
For a Photographer, the Towers Were an Ever-Present Focal Point The New York Times
