https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/culture-features/bill-biggart-9-11-photographer-1235623825/
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“Peter remembers that his father always ate with alarming speed.”
“(He’d covered the 1993 Trade Center bombing.) He left his wife and their Flatiron loft carrying three cameras.”
“With the 25th anniversary of 9/11 approaching, William made a final push to repair and enlarge it.”
“Perhaps stupidly, I asked each of his family members if they had a cherished image from Biggart’s 9/11 photos.”
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““He was a 35-millimeter close-up, focus-on-the-eyelashes photographer,” William says.”
“He monitored a police scanner and chose his own stories.”
“She knew him as her intense, always interesting, endlessly restless partner.”
“Peter had just turned 14 when he lost his dad.”
“She collected his gear at a West Side pier and carried it to Biggart’s studio on Weehawken Street.”
“The pictures also trace Biggart moving toward the remaining tower.”
“Parents die, he says, but the public commemoration of 9/11 forces his family to experience his dad’s death again, year after year.”
“By then, Biggart had photographed the towers from nearly underneath them.”
“They began walking north.”
““I only have brothers and sisters.” He wasn’t wrong.”
“Instead, Biggart and Doremus took their two dogs for a walk.”
“William was born in 1969.”
““He was always very anal retentive with any open flames and hated fucking fireworks and sparklers,” Peter remembers.”
“Biggart married young and moved back to New York City.”
“William tells me that if someone recognizes a relative in a frame, the estate will provide a print with restrictions against resale.”