Written on September 8, 2011 by Banafsheh Farhangmehr in Arts & Cultures & Societies
by Francesca Panetta, Elliot Smith, Christian Bennett, Iain Chambers, Jim Powell
Photographers who were in New York on 9/11 describe the carnage they witnessed and explain the visceral power of photographs to capture a moment. Their images – and those taken by members of the public fleeing the burning towers – show intimate glimpses of individual grief and shock in the devastated city
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