Sobering Shot

[wxwax]

I just ran across this shot (http://www.pulitzer.org/year/2002/breaking-news-photography/works/attack_5.html) from 9/11. It shows a man trapped on a burning floor of the WTC on 9/11. It's hard to see him, he's so small and the damage is so great.

Very sad photo.

[wxwax]

Here's one of those pics I wish I'd taken. Another example from the Pulitzer prize winners' exhibits.

Fire retardant. (http://www.pulitzer.org/year/2003/breaking-news-photography/works/denver12.html)

[fish]

I just ran across this shot (http://www.pulitzer.org/year/2002/breaking-news-photography/works/attack_5.html) from 9/11. It shows a man trapped on a burning floor of the WTC on 9/11. It's hard to see him, he's so small and the damage is so great.

Very sad photo.

I don't see him. Can you point an arrow at him?

[wxwax]

Don't tell Charles...

http://wxwax.smugmug.com/photos/2911727-L.jpg

[fish]

Don't tell Charles...

http://wxwax.smugmug.com/photos/2911727-L.jpg
I still don't see him. :dunno

[wxwax]

He's tiny. He's at the tip of the arrow. There's a small dark space, and then him. He's wearing tan slacks, and what might be a dark sweater. To the right of him is a white column that ends at about his head level. His head is at roughly the same parallel as the tip of the arrow. All of this is within 3 mm of the tip of the arrow.

[zero-zero]

Here.

[cletus]

I still don't see him. :dunno
I see him just fine. Maybe you need a LaCie 22" so you can see him too!

[wxwax]

:lol3

[DoctorIt]

Here.Can you imagine what that poor person must have been thinking? Wow.

[fish]

Ah...now I see it. Thanks. Eek.