Thursday, August 10, 2006
St. Paul's Chapel and 9/11
The Foreign Press Center arranged for a meeting with The Reverend H. Hoke, Th.D., at the St. Pauls Chapel on Broadway in lower Manhattan. The Chapel, just behind the World Trade Center, was spared during the 9/11 attacks and served as a relief and rescue center. The Reverend, who was at the nearby Trinity Church when the planes hit the towers, is shown here with a dramatic photograph taken by the French photographer Christophe Agou (www.nousyork.com).
Today the St. Paul's Chapel is a memorial site with more then 30.000 visitors monthly. For more information about the Chapel go to www.saintpaulschapel.org or read this story by The Reverend Lyndon Harris at National Geographic
9/11 St. Paul's Chapel World Trade Center Photography Stefan Falke
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I really like the St. Paul's Chapel photo. I guess it's the juxtaposition of the colours in both rooms.
ReplyDeleteOn the other hand, may I ask why Moko Jumbies?