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Happy Birthday, Tina!
Here is this year’s birthday card for Tina. I decided to ape her Friday Five fashion with this one.
Back to School and Back to Work
Beneath Market Street along the Market-Frankford Line.
Posted in Adventures in Commuting, Philadelphia
Tagged Philadelphia, photo manipulation, photography, restaurant, SEPTA, subway, urban
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Water, Tile and Fluorescent Lighting
A very wet train platform at 69th Street Terminal.
Posted in Adventures in Commuting, Philadelphia
Tagged commute, convergence, Joe Williams, Pennsylvania, perspective, Philadelphia, photography, SEPTA, subway, tile, train, Upper Darby, water, wet
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Beneath Broad Street
Posted in Philadelphia
Tagged commute, convergence, Joe Williams, perspective, Philadelphia, photography, SEPTA, subway, underground, Willceau
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Tiled Corridor
The corridor leading to the interchange between the Market-Frankford El and the Broad Street Line beneath City Hall. Whenever I’m down there, even during rush hour, it seems eerily deserted.
Posted in Philadelphia
Tagged commute, concrete, convergence, perspective, Philadelphia, SEPTA, subway, tile, train, urban
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