Looking south into history

My mojo and its muse are currently incommunicado so I went back into my archives for a bit of help. This was taken in 1992 with my Minolta XG-7 so definitely a film capture.

[KV]

Definitely a walk back in history… nice to see the Twin Towers that were destroyed by terrorists in 2001.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Wow- that is a blast from the past. My dad was working in NYC when they were being built. He passed before 9-11 so never saw the skyline without them. Great view!

[Joanne Diochon]

A true blast from the past! It's fascinating to look back at older phots you have taken brings back memories not only of the subject but also of where you were and what you were doing back then.

[Junko Y]

I love the film feel that is evident here. Of course, the tragedy of the twin towers are immediately brought to mind. Nostalgia feeling so appropriate.

[Diana]

Amazing capture of this wonderful view.

[Joan Robillard]

Wonderful

[Mags]

Fabulous!

[Rob Z]

Off into the distance...

[Diane]

I love film and this is a great shot. It's sobering to remember 9/11 and those who died and all that followed.

[Jane Pittenger]

Draws the eye in nicely

[bkb in the city]

Beautiful shot

[Walks @ 7]

@bkbinthecity @jgpittenger @eudora @robz @marlboromaam @joansmor @ludwigsdiana @jyokota @gardencat @olivetreeann @kvphoto I feel so lucky to receive your kind and truly supportive comments. Thank you so very very much. I am so glad that I did see the Twin Towers twice before they were obliterated in such a unthinkable and cowardly act of terror, although never made it inside. Film does indeed live on!

[Granagringa]

I'm looking for the house I lived in...I know it's in there!

[Walks @ 7]

@granagringa We were told that there was unlimited visibility that day. I couldn't see Oregon so I think they lied. My brother-in-law played tour guide for us that trip.

[Granagringa]

@joysabin that makes sense..we lived on 6th Avenue & Bleecker but the address was 10 Downing St; I was the Prime Madeline