Ground Zero

jonneymendoza

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To mark the 14th Anniversary of the 9/11, here are some images i took when i visited the ground zero site back in June this year on my trip to new New York.

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New York-1074.jpg by Jonathan Richards, on Flickr
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New York-1076.jpg by Jonathan Richards, on Flickr

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New York pt 2-1001.jpg by Jonathan Richards, on Flickr

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New York-1736.jpg by Jonathan Richards, on Flickr

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New York-1742.jpg by Jonathan Richards, on Flickr

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New York pt 2-1423.jpg by Jonathan Richards, on Flickr

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New York pt 2-1435.jpg by Jonathan Richards, on Flickr

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New York pt 2-1418.jpg by Jonathan Richards, on Flickr

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New York pt 2-1445.jpg by Jonathan Richards, on Flickr

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New York pt 2-1450.jpg by Jonathan Richards, on Flickr

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New York pt 2-1453.jpg by Jonathan Richards, on Flickr
 
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I remember being 13, coming home from school and seeing the smoke pouring from the first tower on the news. Me and my dad were watching in disbelief at what we thought at the time was a tragic accident, until the second plane struck and finally the collapse.

It was something I will never forget and I cant imagine what it would have been like for the victims and those who saw it unfold first hand.

RIP to all who were lost.
 
Was there a few weeks ago, so sad. Such an eerie feel to the place, loads of people taking selfies felt like an attraction more than a memorial.
 
Begbie said:
Was there a few weeks ago, so sad. Such an eerie feel to the place, loads of people taking selfies felt like an attraction more than a memorial.
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It's 'murica, everything is an attraction.

Also i wouldn't be surprised if there was some dissonance with the fact that a relatively large swath of land is "wasted" on a memorial, when an office building could make billions instead.
 
Begbie said:
Was there a few weeks ago, so sad. Such an eerie feel to the place, loads of people taking selfies felt like an attraction more than a memorial.
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Yea when i was there a few months back people where doing the same. very lame.

i had my camera with me of course but did not want to take pics directly inside the place as u can see.

Wasn't in the mood and its not the place to do so. Was very sad and heartbreaking visiting the place.

Was there longer then expected as well.

I visited the place multiple times. The night shots where done on two occasions. First night i was there i stumbled across it and then i also went up the new trade centre too on another occasion.

matter of fact let me dig out the pics from that
 
jonneymendoza said:
Yea when i was there a few months back people where doing the same. very lame.

i had my camera with me of course but did not want to take pics directly inside the place as u can see.

Wasn't in the mood and its not the place to do so. Was very sad and heartbreaking visiting the place.

Was there longer then expected as well.

I visited the place multiple times. The night shots where done on two occasions. First night i was there i stumbled across it and then i also went up the new trade centre too on another occasion.

matter of fact let me dig out the pics from that
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It was very lame, friend from work said when he went an older gent was having a rant at everyone for it. Only got two myself.

20150813-DSC01299 by Martin Begbie, on Flickr

20150813-DSC01300 by Martin Begbie, on Flickr
 
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