On this episode of the Wide Lens Podcast, we revisit September 11, 2001, through the lens of amateur photographer Robert Fisch. That morning, while having breakfast near his Greenwich Village apartment, the sound of impact drew him toward the World Trade Center. Grabbing his camera, he captured the unfolding tragedy — from the second plane’s strike to the chaos that followed — and later, through his work, found himself at Ground Zero documenting the devastation up close. His images remain a haunting, firsthand record of that day’s events. Please note: View Robert’s full 9/11 photo collection here: https://flic.kr/s/9tJ4