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Category Archives: Italian Market
Sunday Morning on 9th Street
Posted in Italian Market, Philadelphia, Photography
Tagged 9th Street, produce stands
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Cappuccio’s Meats
My son and I were walking home yesterday at dusk when I shot this photo of Cappuccio’s Meats on 9th Street. It’s a family owned business that opened in 1920. Cleavers, well worn cutting boards, and the most amazing selection of … Continue reading
Topless Spinach
Occasionally when I’m shopping on 9th Street I’ll see a produce box with great graphics on them. Such was the case on Saturday when I spotted this crate. I’ve decided that I’m going start shooting the exceptional ones, and share them.
Posted in Italian Market, News, Philadelphia, Photography
Tagged 9th Street, produce crate graphics
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Urban Pumpkin Patch
It’s autumn – school’s back in session, the days are getting cooler, and we can start planning this year’s Halloween costume. I love this time of year!
Hallway on 9th Street
Not too long ago, a 7up bottling plant in our neighborhood was bulldozed to make way for new townhouses. I have a soft spot in my heart for old buildings, there is a certain attention to detail sorely lacking in … Continue reading
Italian Market Festival 2014 – Day Two
Today is the second day of The Italian Market Festival – if you’re in the neighborhood, stop by!


