VOICED : Photographer who took iconic 9/11 images looks back

The transcript recounts a photographer's experience on 9/11, capturing the chaos and aftermath of the World Trade Center attacks. It details the photographer's journey to the site, witnessing the collapse, and capturing iconic images of individuals covered in dust. The photographs gained significant media attention and are now part of a museum collection, highlighting the human struggle and resilience during the tragic event.

What event prompted the narrator to head to the World Trade Center on 9/11?

• A personal errand in the area

• A news report about a fire

• A scheduled photography assignment

• A phone call about a plane crash

What was the narrator's immediate environment like after the first tower collapsed?

• Raining heavily

• Covered in white and gray dust

• Filled with emergency vehicles

• Clear and sunny

Who was the woman the narrator photographed in the lobby after the first tower collapsed?

• Marcy Borders

• A firefighter

• Ed Fine

• A news reporter

What was the narrator's reaction to the media attention his photographs received?

• He was surprised

• He expected it

• He was indifferent

• He was disappointed

Why did the narrator believe people connected with his photographs?

• They showed relatable human struggles

• They depicted famous landmarks

• They were in color

• They were technically perfect