Friend, David

A little boy and his father enjoy a full assortment of sporting events together.

A little boy has a grand time pretending to drive every big vehicle he can imagine.

Looks at the week of September 11-17, 2001, as a key moment in the history of digital photographs and electronic newsgathering, sharing the stories behind pictures of the attacks on New York's World Trade Center and their aftermath, analyzing specific photographs, and discussing how the images shaped people's understanding of the week's events, helping them mourn, connect, communicate, respond, and remember.

Commentary by Desmond Tutu, Carl Sagan, Richard Nixon, Marlee Matlin and other contributors offers reflections on the meaning of life, in a collection highlighted by photographs by notable photographers.

Tells the stories behind many iconic images of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks and chronicles the week following, discussing the various roles images--such as snapshots of missing loved ones, surveillance tapes of suspected terrorists, photos of politicians, and photos of the dead--played in the response to the events and examining September 11 as the first major event in a new era of documentation shaped by the coming together of television, digital photography, and the Internet.

A little boy and his father enjoy a full assortment of sporting events together.