9/11 Memorial, Museum, and Photography

I am currently on the NYC/Philadelphia/Washington D.C. trip for school. So far the trip has been good and lots of fun. The other students and I have had many photo and learning opportunities that I cannot wait to share when I get back!

While in NYC, the group and I visited the 9/11 Memorial Museum and I was stunned by the photographs, artifacts, and information we got to take in. I included one of my favorite photographs below. The chaos illustrated is breath taking. Among all the others, the photograph was beautifully horrific. Each and every life involved with 9/11 was honored both at the memorial and the museum, and it truly brought things into perspective. I would highly recommend visiting the memorial/museum if you are ever in NYC.

“South Tower Collapsing”, photography by Richard Drew.

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