• Jennifer (2002.09.11 00:06)
  Looking at those pistures brought so much grief to a heart that I thought was done mourning. You have done a great job with this dedication. Thank you. and God Bless.



• Josie in Brampton (2002.09.11 12:03) (2002.09.11 00:11)
  I have just finished viewing all your pictures. I remembered my first reaction was "Oh my God" can this really be happening on our side of the world. It took me no time to come home and get my children from school and just be close to them. The tears were continuous for days for all those families who lost loved ones. It was just to close to home for me and I thought what Country is next? I live near the airport it was very difficult to listen everynight to the planes without fear. Your pictures will always be a reminder that a repeat of 9/11 should never, never happen again. God bless everyone!!



• Raq Castillo & Raeanne Dunn (2002.09.11 00:21)
  We think you really did a good job in representing the tragedy and reality of September 11th, 2001. Our hearts feel as well as our prayers go out to all the victims and families that were lost in this act of terrorism.



• George Hickman (Ft Lauderdale) (2002.09.11 00:26)
  A wonderful job on a horrific event. It is the essence for which this nation stands.



• Mary Auld (2002.09.11 00:30)
  Always my thoughts and prayers are with the poor souls trapped in those terrible towers. The horror and fear must have been terrible for them. More than any of the sights I saw during that awful day, the sight of tiny little faces at the windows of the Trade Centre buildings was horrifying to me. I know that God must have been with them during that awful time and pray that they did not suffer too much.



• Marcus (2002.09.11 00:30)
  Thanks for sharing. I fear this event has lit the powder keg. The lights around the world have gone out and they may not relight in our lifetime. Jesus wept. Ontario



• Felicia from Toronto (2002.09.11 00:33)
  Our elders remembered where they were on the day that Kennedy was shot. We will remember where we were Sept. 11. Seeing those pictures of the towers engulfed in flames/smoke takes my breath away. again. Your pictures have captured a day in history that no one can forget.



• Carol from Whitby, Ontario (2002.09.11 00:37)
  A touching tribute!



• Kevin, Ottawa Canada (2002.09.11 00:37)
  That day lingers in my mind like it was yesterday, because it always will be...
  
  
  Brilliant Job Munits, truly touching and thank you for doing what you did...,
  you are a very talented photographer....



• Ross (2002.09.11 00:41)
  Stunning pictures regarding a sad day in history.We will never forget the brave Americans who died trying to save others and the innocent victims who perished on Sept.11/01.



• Patrick (2002.09.11 00:48)
  A hard and emotional day to remember for the rest of our lives, I hope that the world can find a way to overcome the hate that creates such carelessness for life. God Bless.



• Maureen from Barrie, ON (2002.09.11 00:49)
  The world should never forget what happened. Thank-you for sharing your words and photo's. Almost a year has gone by, but memories should not fade as time passes. What you did is very important for everyone.



• Susan (2002.09.11 01:04)
  You've created a very good memorial of Sept.11.2002. You create a feeling of reassurance where you interlace the normal with the tragic. God bless America.



• Amy Taylor (2002.09.11 01:07)
  Thank you for such an emotional and revealing site. I was affected personally by the events of 9/11/01, my boss, whom I was assistant to was killed in the WTC. He was a wonderful person and I miss him very much. Gods bless all those who were victims of such horrifying and tragic events adn may they never happen again.



• Frazer (2002.09.11 01:14)
  I just finished reading your site, and I was very touched reading this, I am canadian and I feel for america everyday for what has happened, I hope the day of justice will come. without war. Fraz



• Ron MacDonald - Greely, Ontario, Canada (2002.09.11 01:22)
  Excellent shots of a tragic event we Canadians will also never forget. The "sounds" of the destruction you heard must have been frightful... Everyone on my floor at Transport Canada watched the live TV coverage in shock on 911 - it was as horific to me as Pearl Harbour, JFK,...



• yuvraj bhardwaj (2002.09.11 01:24)
  IT IS VERY COMMENDABLE ON YOUR PART TO SHARE YOUR STORY WITH US.AFTER SEING THIS TERRIBLE PICTURES I CAN SAY ONLY ONE THING GOD BLESS AMERICA.



• blue.guard (2002.09.11 01:25)
  It's different now. It's 9/11 1:16 a.m. The winds are blowing, the clouds are divided with a wide open patch in between them. God is talking to all.
  I'm looking in on the outside. I cannot forget. Thank-you for sharing from an angle we did not see from the media. Anyone can say what they want to say, but it's really different now.



• Ian (from Toronto) (2002.09.11 01:48)
  Patrick, you have achieved a wonderful memorial to the events of that tragic and horrifying day, thank you. I remember that one of the most incredible things about 9/11 was that it was such a gorgeous day in New York which your camera captured very nicely. For me, the weather really brought home what a truly monstrous crime this act was. My deepest sympathies to all who suffered a personal loss that day and my full support to the United States and her efforts to wipe out terrorism. God Bless America.



• Deb from Canada (2002.09.11 02:04)
  As I remember this day, 1 year ago, and will for many years to come, my heart goes out to all of the families and all of the United States that have been affected by this horrific tragedy. God Bless You All!



• Joey from East-Coast, Canada (2002.09.11 02:07)
  Hello,
  You did wonderful job on the website, good work, if you have time, e-mail me: ejbreau@rogers.com there is somethings i would like to asked you, thank you
  
  P.S.
  This Sept. 11, 2002 is going to be a day that none will never forget for the rest of everyone lifes, My mind and spirit is with all the familys member who lost there family member...



• The Chan's (2002.09.11 02:49)
  God bless us one and all! May none of us ever forget.



• james o' hara toronto canada (2002.09.11 02:50)
  i was at work that day . i was working in the airline catering at the time in scotland .the news was all to see it was so sad to see .my hart goes out to all in the us and we will stand to rember the lost ones.scotland will pray that we will never forget them.that is from all over scotland god blees all



• wendy in toronto (2002.09.11 03:37)
  you did an excellant job on conveying the events of that horrible day,i.myself had fallen asleep on the couch the night before with the t.v still on,abd had awoken to a voice saying"a plane has just hit the world trade center"then all hell broke loose!It was a very scary day for us Canadians as it was for Americans.GOD BLESS EVERYBODY.



• Bob in Ottawa (2002.09.11 04:42)
  Great job on the photos and web site.



• Kim In London (2002.09.11 05:09)
  Excellent job with your thoughts and pictures. My thoughts and prayers go out to the families and friends on this day that we will not forget.



• LStore (2002.09.11 05:32)
  My thoughts are with of all those who lost loved ones on 9/11/01. God Bless you all



• Jennifer- Ottawa, Canada (2002.09.11 05:39)
  I was in class during the attacks, & didnt know what was going on at first. Classes were let out early, so we could know. I don't think I'll ever forget the moment I heard & saw what was happening on the news.My heart goes out to all those who lost their family members. It was truly a very sad day. We love you all very much. Our thoughts & prays will always be with you.



• Ron from Mississauga (2002.09.11 05:44)
  This has to be the best site I have seen in a long while. Thank you for giving us a personal view not a media view of that tragic day. My thoughts and prays go out to all the families from around the world that lost their loved ones from an evil act from a man that shoud not be allowed to walk around free. God bless all my friend in the United States.



• Starr Perreault from Saint John, NB (2002.09.11 06:00)
  This day will never be forgotten on 9 11.. God bless to all of the rescucers and families who lost someone on that day. God bless everyone .. The Canadians and the Americans. Love from Canada.



• Wendy Wilson (2002.09.11 06:24)
  On September 11th, 2001, the whole world suffered a terrible blow. My heart goes out to the citizens of New York. IT HAPPENED THERE. I suppose people would act no differently if it happened in Toronto, but I just can't imagine living through such a thing at such close range. God Bless America. God Bless Us All. My thoughts and prayers go out to the victems families and those who suffered as witnesses. Their lives will never be the same.
  -You're neighbour to the North.



• Joe in Toronto (2002.09.11 06:40)
  When I saw the second plane hit the tower my tears flowed.My tears flow for the families.



• Brian (2002.09.11 06:50)
  May God bless us all and help you with this pain.



• Sue from Woodstock, Ont (2002.09.11 07:18)
  You have touched me from one photographer to another. Excellent work in remembering the many people who in New York that in my heart are all HEROS> Thank you....



• the capati family from toronto ontario (2002.09.11 07:18)
  let us try to forget but
  let us always remember



• Eli in Toronto (2002.09.11 07:40)
  You helped me relive that tragic and horrible. May we never forget and hope for peace. You have touched me.



• Nicholas (2002.09.11 07:53)
  You are not alone. We feel your pain too. Toronto, Canada



• Mohamed Mehta (2002.09.11 07:57)
  Kudo to you Pat. I must salute you as you have done wonderful service to Humanity. We all must go in detail and see why such tragedy altogether happen. We all live in galss houses and human dignity should be in highest priorities without any EGO and/or ARROGANCE. Hope we will learn a lot from this album as Victor Hugo said "HISTORY TEACH US EVERYTHINH EVEN FUTURE. Our best wishes to you in finding good job too
  Mohamed Mehta



• Rick Kennedy (2002.09.11 08:14)
  Thank you. May we all never forget that terrible day. May god be with all the families who lost their loved ones.



• Barbara from Toronto (2002.09.11 08:23)
  I went to NYC for the first time in Dec 2000. I took a bus tour of the city which included a lift up the Empire State Building for a view of the city. Instead, the tour guide took us to the WTC south tower for a view of the city. I remember the magnificent twin towers, the breath-taking views from them and their grandeur. On 9/11/01, I looked at my pictures and cried from shock, horror and disbelief that these 2 buildings are no longer there. My thoughts and prayers are with all the families who have suffered so much in this tragedy.



• Sara in London, On (2002.09.11 08:42)
  Words cannot express the heavy hearts felt that day. I was impressed when I took a car full of friends down to the blood bank, to find that it was over a 4 hour wait. The way people came togather to do what ever they could to help all the people in NewYork.



• Jim in Bowmanville (2002.09.11 08:46) (2002.09.11 08:53)
  Thank you for the remarkable pictures. We must stand together against such evil. God Bless America.



• Edgar Wilson (2002.09.11 09:06)
  I appreciate the effort you took in producing this. I was rivetted by it



• Marnie (2002.09.11 09:13)
  What an excellent memorial! You really captured the essence! God bless all the friends and families that were touched by this horrific event!



• Mnady (2002.11.09 9:19am) Kitchener (2002.09.11 09:16)
  It hurts all over again..... I guess it is good to always remember this hurt and never forget. Thank You!



• Joyce from New York in Toronto (2002.09.11 09:17)
  As we can see, the USA can NEVER be weakened (to Orono). What an emotional tribute. Thank you for documenting not just the physical events of 9/11 but also the faces and the silent emotions of the people. Let us pray for world peace.



• Julia in Toronto (2002.09.11 09:17)
  Thanks so much for the remembrance...it is now one year later and the memories of what I watched on TV that day remain with me as nothing else in my mind...may peace come to all the victims and rescue workers families...love from Canada



• Lorraine -Ottawa,Canada (2002.09.11 09:21)
  Thank you for the amazing photos, my brother is a fireman here in Ottawa so loosing all those brothers and sisters really hits close to the heart. All of Americans were heroes that day, God Bless and my prayerd are still with the,.



• Renee in Toronto (2002.09.11 09:26)
  It makes me want to break down and cry when I think about the events a year ago today. But I know I have to stay strong for our future and the up and coming generations. My thoughts are with the families and friends of the lost.



• Peter in London Ontario (2002.09.11 09:29)
  Appreciate you putting together this chronicle. The picture you have painted adds a different feel to the events that I witnessed through the TV that day last year. One of my family in Australia had a lawyer in his firm who escaped from one of the top floors of the WTC. Thanks for sharing your personal reflections on such a sad and world-impacting event.



• patricia cambridge 2002 09 11 (2002.09.11 09:31)
  May God and peace be with you and with every soul that was affected by 9/11. My prayers have been with all the families and still are.



• steve from toronto (2002.09.11 09:35)
  touchimg pics and story



• LS in Toronto (2002.09.11 09:37)
  I lived in Singapore at the time and my wife and I saw the second plane hit live on CNN. Even that far away you got very effected and we, including and all our friends, (of various nationalities and none of them being American) felt disbelief and anger for a long time. The first week it was hard to concentrate on anything else other than trying to catch the latest on TV. This tragedy definitely affected people around the whole world. Al Queda made a big mistake that day and will find very little support for their so-called cause wherever they go.
  You have made a great site, it feels much more real to see the story unfolded by a normal citizen, as opposed to a journalist.



• JIM ROBERTS (2002.09.11 09:39)
  YOU HAVE DONE AN EXCELLENT JOB OF CAPTURING THAT HISTORIC DAY GOD BLESS YOU.......



• Cathy Bristow (2002.09.11 09:41)
  With this site you have done an excellent job. I never watch the news as a rule but for some strange reason on Sept. 11 2001 I turned it on just moments before the first plane hit the tower. I was home with my 2yr old son. All I could do was hug him and cry. My heart goes out to all those that lost someone on that tragic day and to those that helped for days weeks on end. I live in Canada but it is a day that forever will be with me. Today is Sept. 11 2002 I watched many things on T.V. today and it still hit home. I saw a show last night on tv about many of the firemen that helped that day and all I could do was cry! I do believe there truly will be a day of reckoning where those that commited this horrible act will get their's. My heart is with the US today and again amazing site!



• Sean Young from Markham (2002.09.11 09:48)
  I will remember these pictures for a long time! I have been visiting NYC every year since I was a boy and the Twin Towers was part of my memories. The lives lost will be with be with us in our hearts! God will take care of them and also help protect us! LET US PRAY NOW!



• sherry (2002.09.11 09:48)
  just want to let people of new york know their all in my hearts today and everyday.god bless



• Sharon (2002.09.11 09:52)
  Your site is amazing!! It was if I was really there to experience what and how everyone felt. We all could experience this in our own ways but you have given us the true feeling of being there when we could not. It is so hard to still believe that it happened and 1 year has passed today. Words seem useless...thank you and god bless



• Pat Clarke (2002.09.11 10:13)
  A worthy tribute to innocent victims of terrorism. May they never be forgotten.



• Mike Ciampa, Toronto (2002.09.11 10:16)
  Amazing pictures, great personal touch!!



• Laurie from Ottawa (2002.09.11 10:16)
  What can be said to ease the pain......
  God bless you all.
  Thank you for this site



• Joe de Barros (2002.09.11 10:18)
  This horrific assault will be embedded into everyone for years to come.



• Jim, Ottawa, Canada. (2002.09.11 10:18)
  Awesome photos!!!!!!!!



• Joe de Barros (2002.09.11 10:20)
  This horrific assault will be embedded into everyone for year's to come.



• Meghan T Andrew (2002.09.11 10:25)
  Your Photos are painful yet we see the rush of aid. Bless all those who where touched by this tragedy.



• Pam Patterson (2002.09.11 10:26)
  God Bless Us All!



• Colleen from Orangeville, Canada (2002.09.11 10:31)
  My Anniversary is September 9th, my youngest daughters birthday is September 11th. She turned 11 on that now infamous date. Thank you for posting these amazing photos. I thought I had had enough but your pictures show another side of the story, someone who lived there, wasn't hurt physically or family-wise, but was never the less, changed forever.



• BARRY STREET (2002.09.11 10:34)
  From Brantford, Ontario. Excellent presentation of those horrible events. I especially appreciated your balanced commentary at the end of the presentation.



• Jayne from Kitchener (2002.09.11 10:36)
  God Bless America, Our heartfelt thoughts are with you.



• Aaron in Barrie,Ontario (2002.09.11 10:38)
  Let's pray that this never happens again. God Bless America



• Renee (2002.09.11 10:42)
  I live in Canada but have a sister in-law in Manhattan. When she and her husband got married, we went to celebrate this event at the top floor of the World Trade Center. They used to go there every year on their anniversary. Neddless to say, it has left a big hole in our hearts. God bless you!



• Barry Neil (2002.09.11 10:49)
  As I look at your photos, it is exactly one year since the tragedy. Especially poignant and moving.



• Stuart in Ottawa (2002.09.11 10:52)
  Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts and photographs. Many of us remember spending that day ferverishly trying to contact loved ones who live mere blocks from where the Trade Centre towers stood. Each of your photographs helped me to get a sense of what it may have been like to be in Manhatten that morning, but I don't think anything I can imagine will ever compare to the experience that you, and the many others who were in New York that day, had.



• Cathy, Toronto (2002.09.11 10:58)
  A defenceless loss of life in the name of "war" is a tragedy anywhere in the world. Your images show fear and sorrow of all people under such circumstances. Let's deal with the individuals resposible for these things and leave the innocent at peace.(Amazing shots!)



• from Oshawa (2002.09.11 10:59) (2002.09.11 10:59)
  A horrible day in the history of america, remember the fallen heros.



• Richard Pyefinch,Oshawa (2002.09.11 10:01)
  I have just finished looking at your pictures today at 10:55 a.m. on the anniversary of this tradgedy.It was difficult,but was my way to observe and pay a small tribute to all of those who perished or lost friends or loved ones.Thanks Patrick,for providing a venue that is at once public and private.



• Adele from Keswick (2002.09.11 11:14)
  A beautiful memorial... your parting paragraph touched me. Thank you.



• Donnette in Ontario (2002.09.11 11:32)
  Until this day its really sad, but as i think about that horrible day i know god is looking down on all of us. My hearts goes out for all the families that lost there love one. May piece be with you.



• Sharon, Toronto (2002.09.11 11:36)
  These pictures really touched my heart! My heart goes out to all the families who lost someone they loved on this tragic day. 9/11 will never be forgotten. God Bless!!



• Simone Edwards (2002.09.11 11:44)
  This day was one of the worst things that I have seen in my twenty years on this plant. I thank you for sharing your photos with everone so they can mourn with all the lives that were lost on this tragic day. I pray to GOD that this will the last anyone see of terroist attacks on any country. I pray for all the people that were affected on 9/11.



• Ben Cleveland in Toronto (2002.09.11 11:47)
  Thank your for your personal account. The sharing is well worth your diligence to document a shocking moment in history. A picture really is worth a thousand words. God bless America.



• markiss (2002.09.11 11:48)
  it still hurts to see all the pain which was caused a year ago today



• Christine (2002.09.11 12:19)
  Patrick, I love your site. To the person named "orono" who said "the US can be weakened, after all"...any civil nation who experiences losses such as these will be temporarily weakened, but only emotionally. As the world has seen over the last year, the only thing these terrorists have done is nick the tail of a sleeping dragon.



• Laurie from Toronto (2002.09.11 12:28)
  You did a commendable effort in capturing the events of 9/11. It brings to mind the historic events in which fundementalism drives the action of man, all in the name of a God.
  Thank you for capturing what you did.



• robert @ guelph (2002.09.11 12:30)
  This is an amazing website, it's 1 yr later and still hit's a very emotional nerve in me, that someone would actuall think of doing this. My heart goes out to all who parished and those who tried to save lives.
  thunder454 at canada.com



• David (2002.09.11 12:57)
  From Owen Sound....It is a tough day for all people who resect human life life...maybe one day all the peoples of the world,will learn to live together ..my heart goes out to my Amercan cousins...God bless you all...



• Trench (2002.09.11 13:01)
  freedom of speech on this site - yes
  advertising - no
  your ad was erased - Patrick Munits



• Kim Porter (2002.09.11 13:03)
  I remember that day like it was yesterday and now one year later my heart is just as sad and heavy for all the lives that were lost. I am a north american native and live on the Six Nations in Ontario Canada. My prayers are with all the families today and always.



• Marie-france Fortin (2002.09.11 13:07)
  This is a site to remember all of the pain and suffering that has come to this world. I live in Canada. We will never forget, we will always remember. My thoughts and prayers go to the families who lost someone on that trajic day. United we stand.



• RODERICK IN TORONTO (2002.09.11 13:27)
  I remeber how close I was; visiting NY that week. But what I didn't realyze, is how much of an impact it took on my emotions.
  God bless every person, family and especially those that work hard, risking their lives every-day keeping us safe. I have a new found respect for our firefighters.



• andy cocco (2002.09.11 13:34)
  My heart goes out to all the families who lost someone......god bless you all....



• Leah Sorroche (2002.09.11 13:48)
  Your site is a wonderful memorial and a reminder of the atrocities that happened that day last year. I am an amateur photographer, and am really impressed with your photos. They are a stark memory of a dreadful day. Thank you for making and mantaining this site.



• Shannan (2002.09.11 13:59)
  Thank you for these amazing photos. They were very personal and touching... especially the van driver and the rescue guy. Prayers and love to those who lost someone they loved that day.



• Tom Hins (2002.09.11 14:04)
  This picture scene says about everything there is to say. Thank you for sharing. I hope all wounds are healed and may God bless everyone!



• angie,newmarket,ont.CANADA (2002.09.11 14:14)
  Very beautiful and touching pictures...we all have learned to love the ones that touch our lives around us even more now then we did before. thank you for the memories...



• Jim, Ottawa, Canada. (2002.09.11 14:35)
  Awesome photos!!!!!!!!



• Dave Saunders (2002.09.11 15:02)
  Thanks for the effort you put into photographing,documenting and posting your experiences. You did a great job in putting together this historical record, may we never forget.



• SANDRA COCOMELLO - FROM MISSISSAUGA, TORONTO, CANADA (9/11/02) (2002.09.11 15:08)
  THE PICTURES TOUCHED MY HEARTS AND MY FAMILY. GOD BLESS ALL THE FAMILYS AND FRIENDS OF THE VICTIMS AS THEY FACE THIS FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF THIS TRAGEDY.THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOU PHOTOS WITH US MY THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU, THE VICTIMS AND FAMILIES. GOOD BLESS ALL THE WORLD. THE CANADIANS WILL STAND BESIDE YOU USA IN YOUR TIME OF SORROW AND PRAY FOR ALL. I ALSO WOULD LIKE TO THANK THE PEOPLE WHO HELP CLEAN UP.THANK TO YOU PATRICK FOR PUTTING THIS TOGRTHER FOR THR WORLD TO SEE I WAS CRYING THEN AND I'M STILL CRYING KNOW.HOPE BY LOVING, CARING AND SHARING OUR THOUGHTS AND FEELINGS FOR ONE ANOTHER WE CAN BEGIN TO CHANGE THE WORLD BUT NEVER FORGET WHAT HAPPENED.GOD BLESS YOU ALL, WE WILL PRAY FOR YOU ALL WE LOVE YOU ALL (9/11)



• Amanda From toronto (2002.09.11 15:30)
  This was so touching I started to cry!!!!!!!!!!!!



• From Kitchener (2002.09.11 15:41)
  Thank you for sharing your photos with us. I pray for all the families and friends who have lost a loved one. May the souls of 9/11 find peace...God Bless All.



• Wendy O (2002.09.11 15:44)
  It was fitting that somehow I saw your site today of all days. 11/09/02.



• Claudio in Toronto (2002.09.11 15:47)
  My heart goes out to all of you who lost or came close to losing someone.



• kevan - toronto, on (2002.09.11 15:47)
  This is an excellent website, Pat you've done a great job.
  September 11th was an extremely confusing day. I started work in the morning as usual (I do IT sales), and had to go write a software certification exam at 10:00AM. I knew the planes had hit WTC & Pentagon- people had collected downtown (I lived in Saskatoon at the time) to stare at the CBC tv monitors. Myself & a co-worker went to write our exams. We emerged an hour later to find the city deserted, absolutely nobody anywhere. We went back to our office to find everyone gone- a shift manager remebered we were in exams & stayed at the office to tell us to go home. I went to the city bus stop- no busses! I started walking home not knowing if this was WWIII or what. My co-worker called on my cell & asked if any busses were running...I replied "Uh, nooooo...." so he gave me a ride home. On September 9th I had purchased a satelite TV system, so I tuned in to 150 channels of burning buildings and mayhem. This, bar none, was the weirdest 3 hour period of my life.
  God bless Canada
  God bless America
  God bless us all.
  "Forgive them, for they know not what they do"



• amanda from collingwood (2002.09.11 15:50)
  For those of us who laugh.......and have not laughed.
  For those of us who cry.....and have not cried.
  For those of us who love.....and have not loved.
  For those of us who have lost....and have not lost.
  The pain cannot be described, nor imagined. Thoughts and prayers to those who have lost so much. Out of this misery will come solace, as those who are gone watch over us. My deepest sympathies.



• Karen S. - Mississauga (2002.09.11 15:53)
  A poignant reminder of last September's terrible tragedy. Thank you for sharing both your thoughts and your pictures.



• Bill from Toronto (2002.09.11 16:01)
  When you are taking pictures you are looking at what is around you in sort of a directors eye. You have to distant yourself from what you see. Because of this the old saying a picture is worth a thousand words is true. You are trying to think of how you should take-meaning-understand what is on the photographers mind. You have not only let us into your thoughts but have brought the pictures alive like I am there while it all is happening. I can feel your pain and understand why you thought that you could not help out by giving blood, but by taking these pictures and remembering the accounts of each picture, you have done and even greater unselfish act. You have saved forever that day of 9-11 so that are children and everyone else who sees these pics will remember why we must look the devil in his eyes and fight for all that we are worth for freedom. You have done a wonderful job. God Bless to you and to everyone who has a heart. And may we never forget the dead.



• Mike C. (2002.09.11 16:17)
  Very, very touching Patrick !!! An excellent job during a very trying time. May we never forget those that were lost in this cowardly act of terrorism. My thoughts are with their souls and their family members left behind !!!



• kinga Jasek from toronto (2002.09.11 )
  i was in class on a tuesday morning when the planes hit the towers. the teachers took all the grade sevens down to the gymnasium for a quick assembly and told us what happened we were devistated. my friends teacher has 3 daughters who worked in the twin towers, one called insick on that day, one didn't feel like going to work that day because her sister was sick, the otherone was late for work and watched the planes hit the tower right before she made it in the building. my heart goes out to all the people who lost loved ones in the act of terrorizm i may be only 12 years old but i do belive that terrorizm can be stopped without war.
  
  peace be with you



• Leigh from Toronto(2002,09,11) (2002.09.11 16:25)
  My heart goes to those who have lost loved ones, friends, or family in sept 11th 2001. Looking back on these photos brings back that horrific day as i remember sitting in my living room on the internet and the news on watching in horror as the planes hit.



• David Levine, Toronto. (2002.09.11 16:26)
  Since Sept11, 2oo1, I have tried very hard to distance myself from the tragedy in New York. I would not read the newspaper articles and even as of yesterday, the 11th, I turned the channel reather than live though that horror again. Your photographs and thoughts of those day's helped me to go through the...I can't even find a word to descibe my feelings.. to live it again at a pace that I can accept but not yet understand. Thank you for your work and God Bless all of our American friends.



• a kid (2002.09.11 16:45)
  thank you for sharing your pictures with us. i think that you were good to shoot those photos. people need no forget....



• Dave Ausma (2002.09.11 16:50)
  Those are amazing pictures, done with a great sense of feeling..
  Thanks



• Dexwood ~ Toronto (2002.09.11 16:51)
  Thank you Patrick. Your photo-bio of that day truly touched me. I was fortunate to have left there the Monday morning after spending the weekend with friends, but I was affected silently until our Thanksgiving, when I return to NY and visit the site.
  
  Thank you for putting this experience in prospective for me... GREAT JOB!



• Don (2002.09.11 17:05)
  I live in St. John's NF and we were honoured to be able to provide some measure of comfort to a large number of "guests" from all parts of the world as a result of 9-11. We had several ceremonies here in the province today and I think for most of us it's like last year all over. I can't pretend that I know what the families of the many many victims are feeling but it has definately given me a much deeper sense of appreciation of the world around me, and in particular, my own family. I think we have to start looking at the big picture: forget color, nationality, relegious beliefs, and so on...............we are all human beings and no one deserves what happened last year!!!!!!!!!! My thoughts and prayers are with all those people, whom even though I have never met I feel a common bond with. God Bless!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  Don



• Lorraine Gould (2002.09.11 17:20)
  My prayers go out to the families that lost their loved ones, may god bless you all....What a great job you did with this site.



• What now? Mississauga, Ontario(2002,09,11) (2002.09.11 17:28)
  What does the future have in store for North America? Like every event that happens in our lives, we become accustom. Will we ever forget about what happened in New York on that fateful day? I certain think not. But What I do know is that humans tend to relax themselves as time progresses. We cannot allow that to happen my fellow brothers and sisters. We must strive for the peace this world so desperately needs. I really do not wish to see such a tragety like this happen ever again. But so as long as there are people who are being oppressed in the world, that environment will always breed the monsters capable of pulling off such horrible acts. We all must remember that Evil people were once innocent babies. It's not nature but nurture. May God bless the world, and may you help us open our minds before we all perish.



• betty hammond (2002.09.11 17:32)
  we will never forget



• Traci Kennedy from St. Thomas, Ontario (2002.09.11 17:55)
  Incredible pictures Patrick......you brought tears to my eyes. You definitly captured a piece of history that will forever be etched in our minds & hearts.....thank you so much for sharing.



• Lorraine (Toronto) (2002.09.11 18:09)
  Thank you for sharing these amazing pictures. Hopefully, we will never see this happen again....anywhere! Our hearts and sympathies go to the families of the victims. Ground Zero will be the final resting place for many unfortunate victims.



• K.S,Oshawa,Ontario (2002.09.11 18:30)
  My heart goes out to everyone who lost family members,and friends...We will never forget the horror of Septemeber 11 2001



• JOANNE (2002.09.11 18:33)
  Thanks for sharing your extraordinary photos and story, both very moving.



• Adam Bowers from Toronto (2002.09.11 18:39)
  I pray every night for the people of september 11th. Thank-you for sharing your photots for me.



• Evonne from Ottawa (2002.09.11 18:46)
  This site is so inspirational, I couldn't help but cry when seeing the suffering that happened on that tragic day. Thank you very much for sharing you wonderful photos with all of us. My aunt was in one of the WTC buildings that were hit when this happened, but luckily she survived. This situation, and your photos have helped me to realize to tell the ones around me that I love them every day.



• cindy (2002.09.11 18:54)
  What a wonderful, sobering collection of pictures and thoughts. My heart goes out to all who lost family and friends, as well as those who were witness to this horrible tragedy.



• Roger Lanthier-Ajax Ontario (2002.09.11 18:58)
  Thank you for sharing your superb photographs and sensitive commentary. They help us to grasp the magnitude of the horror of that terrible day. Welcome to the GTA and hoepfully you will find work very soon.



• monica in ontario (2002.09.11 18:58)
  My heart goes out to all the families and friends who lost there loved ones in such a aweful tragedy god bless each and everyone my sister works for a company in toronto. That also had many employees in the twin towers. So it also has hit home here too... our prayers are with yah all..

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