Item 91325
Hiny photo category
Onlookers
Hiny photo comment
2857
This photo is of Me and my friend. we just escape the building from the 105h floor. I remember people taking pictures of us and was horrified at the time. I didn't know if my husband was still in the building and that was the first time I was actually seeing what building looked like on fire. I was so mad at the people taking picturesof us because it felt like they were getting joy out of our misery. I actually pushed a person with a camera out of the way so I could continue running from the buildings. I now understand the importance of documenting this event. It's history. I would like to know who the photographer is. Can you do that?
Liz Parisi D'Urso 212 441-2477
2004-07-05 13:20:28
This photo is of Me and my friend. we just escape the building from the 105h floor. I remember people taking pictures of us and was horrified at the time. I didn't know if my husband was still in the building and that was the first time I was actually seeing what building looked like on fire. I was so mad at the people taking picturesof us because it felt like they were getting joy out of our misery. I actually pushed a person with a camera out of the way so I could continue running from the buildings. I now understand the importance of documenting this event. It's history. I would like to know who the photographer is. Can you do that?
Liz Parisi D'Urso 212 441-2477
2004-07-05 13:20:28
Hiny photo description
CD Scan b&w image of survivors on corner of Fulton and Church Streets looking up, women crying
Hiny photo submitted on
10/24/01
Source
digital image
Media Type
still image
Collection
Citation
“Item 91325,” September 11 Digital Archive, accessed October 1, 2026, https://911.dev.chnm.gmu.edu/items/91325/.