September 11, 2001 by Larry Towell

In photography, there are no words, only symmetry and emotion, There is a meditation to the still image however, that comes from stopping to look at the geometry of the world with all of our senses in order to capture a bit of it and confine it to one small space in recognition of a personal point of view. Photography casts aside the clutter, the commotion, and the noise of the world, in order to keep its form, shape and substance true to itself and in one complete thought.

Larry Tomwell quoted in Walrus’s Eye of the Storm