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Tag Archives: september 11
Gregg Brown’s photos of 9/11 from above
Photo: Gregg Brown This is really interesting. The Lens Blog has a copy of the simple and small Yellow Pages ad that Gregg Brown used to advertise his beginner photo services around the time of September 11, 2001. The ad, … Continue reading
WIRED Magazine September 2011 features opener
This is neat looking. Universal Everything created this motion-graphics feature opener for WIRED Magazine’s special 9/11 tribute on the iPad. And for the print version they kept the same look and it still worked just as well.
Following instinct rather than rules during emergencies
Photo from Wikimedia As I was writing the entry today about whether I should have left my office building when I felt the earthquake on Tuesday, it got me thinking back to an article I read somewhere a few years … Continue reading
Time-lapse video of the construction at Ground Zero
Here is the world’s most blurry video on the world’s slowest construction project ever — the new World Trade Center. A hat tip to non-progress in NYC in the last 10 years.
