David Forrest: Documenting How 9/11 Affected The Brooklyn Waterfront

If you were to think about all the things that happened during 9/11, you'd surely consider that there were probably photographers who wanted to get closer to the tragedy to document it but simply couldn't--and that was the situation for David Forrest.

When the planes crashed into the towers, police prevented people from getting into Manhattan from the other boroughs. But the towers are so large that they're easily visible from every borough no matter where you are pretty much. So when the smoke and embers came over the city, it travelled quite far and was very visible. And while a lot was happening in Manhattan, the ash traveled to the other boroughs. .

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Photo story of the week: Locomotion

In November 2013, I was fortunate enough to backpack through Southeast Asia with my partner. We visited some incredible places, met some of the nicest people and experienced many amazing moments along the way, but the place that is most memorable for me would be the quiet town of Hoi An, in Vietnam. dpreview.com »

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Behind the Shot: The Shadow Towers

In this article I'd like to take you on a nighttime adventure to the remote Torres Del Paine National Park in Chilean Patagonia. This highly photographed park has attracted many photographers, and for good reason: it offers incredible mountainous landscapes and wonderful weather conditions, making for very interesting photography. dpreview.com »

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