Photographer Lyle Owerko will go down in history as having taken one of the most lasting images in the history of photography, but by all intents and purposes, he wishes that wasn't the case. The photo in question blazes across the cover of Time Magazine's best selling issue ever, released just days after the attacks of September 11th. Owerko is a peaceful traveler, whose camera is his one, trusted companion. Together, they catalogue and capture a world of contrasts, at once industrial and natural, beautiful and tragic. I spoke to Owerko, whose latest project is a series on tunnels, about how a point and a click can transcend art.