11 years passed since that horrible day on September 11, 2001, where 2,996 people lost their lives and many more injured in the biggest terror attack in history. Since that horrifying day, every year on the night of 9/11 - NYC's sky is being lit up by 2 beams of lights as a memorial for the twin towers. Check out the best photos of 'Tribute In Lights' found on the net.
'Tribute In Light' started as a one-time temporary art/memorial installation on March 2012, and since became the most known (unofficial) memorial for the 9/11 terror attacks. The lights are so strong, they could be seen from over 60 miles away.
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Photo: Noam Galai.
Photo: Ryan Budhu.
Photo: debashis_pradhan.
Photo: Steven Kelley.
Photo: Noam Galai.
Photo: Jörg Dickmann.
Photo: Steven Kelley.
Photo: Mike Goldberg.
Photo: Moniza.
Photo: Ryan Budhu.
Photo: Vitaliy Piltser.
Photo: Ryan Budhu.
Photo: Alex Gaidouk.
Photo: Mark Rosal.
Photo: Xun Wang.
Photo: J J.
Never Forget.
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Beautiful!
These are all stunning but the photos by Alex and Vitaliy are my definite favourites. They have a very cool mood to them, like Tron.
What's the best vantage point for someone looking to photograph the beacons of light from the New Jersey side of the river?
I like the view from the waterfront right next to the "exchange place" path station. I might go there tonight
Amazing...Very talented.
crazy awesome shots! What would I set my camera to (Nikon) to catch these incredible beams of hope?