South Hall, A.D. 1873
by GeneralE

Comment by dahlin:
The subject just didn't resonate with me. Nice lines and reflection in the glass.

September 12, 2001
by GeneralE

Comment by Rgarcia:
Funny capture, it's a shame it's so blurred but I'm sure it's a great memento.

September 12, 2001
by GeneralE

Comment by Dr.Confuser:
Cute candid snapshot.

September 12, 2001
by GeneralE

Comment by posthumous:
Talk about a title changing everything. I see stories within stories. And themes within themes. I imagine of all the photos in this challenge it will be this one that stays with me the longest. 10

September 12, 2001
by GeneralE

Comment by RKT:
Children unburdened by the heaviness of the day before...oh to be a child again in a world of pure wonder and goodness.

September 12, 2001
by GeneralE

Comment by PennyStreet:
great photo on lots of levels.

September 12, 2001
by GeneralE

Comment by dahkota:
regardless of whether this was taken on that date, the title, combined with the image, is very powerful. Kind of a 'life goes on on the other side of a tragedy' type thing. Wish it was a little sharper, but that may add some emotion to the image so I hesitate to suggest it. Boys will be boys - very poignant. I remember exactly what I was doing on that date - its a strange thing, memories... 10

September 12, 2001
by GeneralE

Comment by love:
This is blurry, and probably will be voted low but I LOVE IT!!!! 9

September 12, 2001
by GeneralE

Comment by bobonacus:
interesting mirror

September 12, 2001
by GeneralE

Comment by Penny Lane:
Cute fun photo and it's taken on my birthday!Wasn't this the day after the Twin Towers?
These little fellas would be all grown up now just about?