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Gary Suson is a New York City photographer originally from Chicago whose career has ranged from fashion and celebrity portraiture to documenting one of the most significant recovery operations in American history. Before September 11, he spent seven years as the personal photographer to acclaimed American artist LeRoy Neiman (1921–2012), documenting the artist’s work and producing portraits for several of Neiman’s coffee-table books.
His career took a sudden change on September 11, 2001, when terrorists flew commercial aircraft into the World Trade Center, and he began documenting the events immediately. In December 2001, after his photographic work caught the attention of FDNY union official Rudy Sanfilippo, Suson was appointed Official Photographer at Ground Zero, documenting the World Trade Center recovery effort on behalf of the FDNY. Working under strict guidelines established by the Fire Department and under the oversight of FDNY Chief of Department Daniel A.
Nigro, he was granted unfettered 24-hour access for seven months to every area of the recovery site, including the hazardous subway tunnels nearly 100 feet beneath Ground Zero.
Gary Suson was instructed never to photograph human remains and not to release any photographs until permission was granted by the FDNY. If substantial proceeds were ever generated from the collection, they were to be
shared with the FDNY and 9/11-related charities. At a site where cameras were generally unwelcome and many recovery workers preferred not to be photographed, Suson earned the trust of firefighters and recovery crews, allowing him to document deeply personal moments from only a few feet away. He documented Ground Zero on large format Mamiya cameras, 6 days per week, 19 hours per day, sleeping at the nearby St. Paul’s Chapel. The resulting
archive has become the most comprehensive photographic record of the nine- month Ground Zero recovery operation at the World Trade Center. In May 2002, Suson was authorized by the FDNY to release the collection to the world press. The New York Times became the first major publication to feature the work in journalist Susan Sachs’ half-page story, From a Camera at Ground Zero, Rare Photos of an Agonizing Dig. CNN soon introduced Suson’s photographs to an international audience during its coverage of the closing ceremonies at Ground Zero. Fox News later referred to Suson as “The Matthew Brady of the World Trade Center,” comparing his work to that of the renowned
Civil War photographer. Barnes & Noble subsequently published his photography book, Requiem: Images of Ground Zero. In 2004, Suson received the FDNY’s highest honor bestowed upon a civilian when he was nominated by Chief Daniel A. Nigro and appointed Honorary Battalion Chief by FDNY Commissioner Nicholas Scoppetta. The appointment recognized both his historical documentation and the close bonds he formed with the firefighters whom he worked alongside during the recovery effort. Health conditions related to his prolonged exposure during seven months at
Ground Zero brought Suson’s professional photography career to an end in 2002. Rather than allowing his unprecedented Ground Zero archive to disappear into obscurity, he founded the 9/11 Museum Workshop in New York City’s Meatpacking District on September 7, 2005. Created by a collaborative team of
FDNY firefighters, first responders, family members of 9/11 victims, sound engineers, foreign-language specialists, graphic artists, and museum professionals, the interactive museum was designed to present one of the most realistic and respectful accounts of the Ground Zero recovery period ever assembled. Visitors are encouraged to handle authentic artifacts while experiencing more than 100 rare photographs accompanied by immersive BOSE audio narratives that bring the private world inside Ground Zero to life. Widely praised for its educational value, historical authenticity, and immersive storytelling, the 9/11 Museum Workshop has introduced thousands of visitors
from around the world to the often-overlooked nine-month recovery effort and continues as the only 9/11 museum to maintain a 5-star rating on TripAdvisor. Gary Suson’s September 11 and Ground Zero photographs have appeared in newspapers, magazines, books, documentaries, museum exhibitions, and television broadcasts throughout the world, and he has received letters of commendation from two Presidents of the United States. He has been an honored speaker at numerous memorials including the U.S. Postal Service’s “Tribute to Heroes” event on the first anniversary of 9/11. His collection has been exhibited at the New-York Historical Society, his work has been used by the F.B.I. for their training videos, and his images were used for a massive one- block-long public street gallery in the windows of Bed Bath & Beyond in New York City for the one year anniversary of 9/11. His images have also been used for the cover of the annual FDNY report to the Department of Homeland Security. Suson’s photographs are featured in FDNY Chief Joseph Pfeifer’s book, Ordinary Heroes and in U.S. Ambassador Charles Gargano’s book From the Ground Up. He has participated in numerous book signings at the National September 11 Memorial and Museum, where several of his photographs are held in the permanent archive. Suson’s collection has raised tens of thousands
of dollars for numerous 9/11 and FDNY charities.
As of 2026, Gary Suson’s historic Ground Zero archive is represented by Bridgeman Images, making this rare, singular collection available for editorial licensing to publishers, museums, documentary filmmakers, educators, and researchers worldwide. It is the most complete and thoroughly documented photographic collection by a single photographer paying homage to the World Trade Center recovery operation.

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