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UWS Photographer Stephen Harmon Captured the Twin Towers

September 11, 2026 | 7:26 AM
in ART, HISTORY, NEWS
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Photographs by Stephen Harmon.

By Stephen Harmon

I was a very big fan of the Twin Towers.  Many people found them ugly and most New Yorkers ignored them or took them for granted. I photographed them year after year from many different vantage points and had several hundred pictures, but I lost them when my computer died a few months ago. I must have backed up some photos though, because I found these recently on a CD in the back of a drawer in my studio. I would love the share them with the readers of the WSR.

Steve

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5 Comments
Cathy
Cathy
55 minutes ago

Beautiful pics 🌹

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Rochelle Katzman
Rochelle Katzman
51 minutes ago

I always enjoy looking at your wonderful art, especially today. So glad you found these and shared with us

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Judy
Judy
50 minutes ago

Beautiful photos.

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Jake Smith
Jake Smith
42 minutes ago

Nice images .
Particularly like rail track and fog shots.

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UWS Cat Lady
UWS Cat Lady
33 minutes ago

Thank you for sharing these amazing photos!

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