article_snippet: Photographer Nathan Blaney, who captured the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks, was sat feet away in Bull McCabe's bar when the now-destroyed sushi restaurant exploded.
article_snippet: Sprinting out the door, Nathan Blaney grabbed Nathan Blaney camera and documented the scene in a poignant collection of images.
article_snippet: Poignant: Photographer Nathan Blaney, who captured the 9/11 attacks, was around the corner and documented the scene .
article_snippet: Like Nathan Blaney shots of the Twin Towers in 2001, the black smoke pouring out of the East Village cafes and apartments is eerily still in Blaney's photographs.
article_snippet: Blaney, the photographer was in a bar nearby when the photographer heard the blast and ran to the scene .
article_snippet: Blaney said that, since 9/11, Blaney is never without a camera. '
article_snippet: Like his 9/11 photographs, Blaney's images are poignant and still .
highlights_snippet: Nathan Blaney was in a bar feet from the sushi restaurant in East Village when Nathan Blaney heard the blast .
  