I return here often, almost religiously.
Because this is where the bridge splits the sky.
Walking Philadelphia is always unpredictable.
This week we walked back from a client meeting and I grabbed this snap in the Callowhill neighborhood. It’s on the edge of being the next neighborhood to explode with development. This crazy crow is a bit of wheat=paste. Love it. Love Philadelphia.
Read MoreThe opportunities for capturing images while traveling on public transportation can be astounding. The portals frame objects and compositions and the internal geometry are intoxicating.
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A surprise on my walk to the studio. The shadows stopped me in my tracks. Thank you Philadelphia.
Read MoreDecided to go for a blast of the past and visited the old building. I was expecting jugglers and fire eaters inside the entranceway that feels like a strange mix between a castle and a wedding cake.
Read MoreOur neighborhood has lots of great architectural detail. Every time I walk I see something new or see something again. I think with some new construction we’ve lost these.
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These two buildings have been in the same state now for years.
This is supposedly the tony part of town.
I love photographing the shapes of all these windows but I find it a shame that these buildings haven’t been reclaimed. Super facade. Great part of town. Come on Philly.
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Love my neighborhood.
Just a short walk from home is Wedge & Fig, a cheese delight.
#whyilovephilly
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My neighborhood can be hell with the hords of tourists. But when they all go home we can bask in the beauty of it’s history and it’s hipness.
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