25 Years Since 9/11: AP Photographer Richard Drew on The Falling Man Photograph
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Richard Drew, an AP photographer for 56 years, joins Inside the ICE House 25 years after capturing The Falling Man, one of 9/11's most haunting images. He recounts abandoning a Fashion Week shoot to rush downtown, and how his camera's continuous shutter caught the now-iconic sequence without him realizing it in the moment. Drew reflects on surviving the towers' collapse and why he believes today's younger generations need to understand 9/11 as a defining turning point in American history. He also shares career highlights spanning Muhammad Ali, Willie Mays, and decades photographing the New York Stock Exchange.
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