Carlo Chinca

9/11 Ground Zero - You Are Here

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Twin Towers and Statue of Liberty

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New York City - World Trade Center - Jean Dubuffet Sculpture - Group of Trees 1972

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New York City World Trade Centre Foyer and Joan Miro tapestry

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9/11 Ground Zero NYC

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9/11 Ground Zero NYC

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9/11 Ground Zero NYC

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9/11 Ground Zero NYC

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9/11 Memorial in Union Square NYC

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9/11 Ground Zero NYC

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9/11 Union Sq Memorial

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9/11 Union Sq Memorial

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9/11 Union Square Memorial

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Ground Zero Tribute

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9/11 NYPD leaving Ground Zero

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9/11 Ground Zero Firefighter NYC

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Ground Zero Homeless Wall St area

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New York City - F.D.N.Y. Ladder 8

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State Troopers on Wall St covered in ash NYC

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Ground Zero Metal Cutter

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Ground Zero Wall Street

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Ground Zero Liberty Street NYC

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9/11 New York City St.Vincent's Hospital Memorial

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Ground Zero NYPD

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Missing persons New York City

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Missing persons New York City

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Ground Zero from viewing platform

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9/11 Ground Zero NYC

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Ground Zero from viewing platform

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9/11 Firefighter's Wake - McSorley's Alehouse

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Ground Zero

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God Bless America - New York City

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Ground Zero In Memory Dedications

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9/11 Ground Zero - WTC fallen steel girders forming memorial cross

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Ground Zero Viewing Platform

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Ground Zero Viewing Platform

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New York City - In Memory of the Hardhats

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The Sphere - moved from Ground Zero to Battery Park NYC

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Ground Zero Tribute of Light

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World Trade Centre and The Angel

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Inside The Angel Transport Hub

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New York City - Mural in memory of the Twin Towers

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WTC entrance tickets 1980 002

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Using pictures, where words fail

Every time we look at a photograph, we bring with us our own mix of beliefs, ideas, values and histories. All of which help to shape our responses. When a title or caption is tagged onto an image it closes off any reading, other than that intended by the photographer. If photography is intended, as a means of visual poetry, a piece of work that has no correct answer, only possible meanings and interpretations.

Captions should include only descriptive details such as dating places and events.

"if I could tell the story in words, I wouldn't need to buy a camera."

Lewis W Hine

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