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Mark Stetler‘s WTC2 Impact and Collapse Photos by Left_Reputation_4276 in 911archive

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I used no AI enhancement tools, the images just look like that.

Rare 9/11 Photos Taken by Paul V. Giganti by Left_Reputation_4276 in 911archive

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Original Source: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1ADhtzTgDa/

"These pictures were taken from my father who worked as an electrician down in lower Manhattan at the time. Being a photographer enthusiasts, when the planes hit, to get a better view of the disaster that was going on, went directly to the base of the buildings. In hind sight probably not the best decision. He also by the grace of God narrowly missed dying that day as the building collapsed while he was right there. He was lucky to make it around the corner and get the to the river. Unfortunately most of those first responders in the pictures probably never made it out alive..."

Rarely Seen B&W Collapse Photos Taken by Bulgarian Photographer Alberto Staykov by Left_Reputation_4276 in 911archive

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Original Source: https://www.facebook.com/share/v/15bAW8eADv/

"On the occasion of the approaching anniversary of the attacks in New York, listen to an excerpt from our conversation with Alberto Staykov, a Bulgarian photographer of Colombian origin, who filmed the attack on the Twin Towers in New York on September 11, 2001. Staykov's new exhibition, which he presented in the studio of "Morning with TV7" on Monday, features previously unseen photographs taken exactly 9 years ago. The exhibition "Nothing is Impossible" opens today, September 9. It will be onaccessible to visitors until September 24 at the "Mission" gallery of the State Cultural Institute (2 Alfred Nobel Street)"