Philadelphia Night Market, Northern Liberties, 2012 05 25, a set on Flickr.
A wonderfully diverse crowd turned out for Philadelphia’s first Night Market of 201205.26.12 ♥ 1
Panorama 1240 on Flickr.
21st Street and Benjamin Franklin ParkwayPhiladelphia, PACopyright © 2012, Bob Bruhin. All rights reserved.(via bruhinb.deviantart.com/art/Panorama-1240-304999367)
Panorama 1239 on Flickr.
21st Street and Benjamin Franklin ParkwayPhiladelphia, PACopyright © 2012, Bob Bruhin. All rights reserved.(via bruhinb.deviantart.com/art/Panorama-1239-304800804)
Panorama 1238 on Flickr.
21st Street and Benjamin Franklin ParkwayPhiladelphia, PACopyright © 2012, Bob Bruhin. All rights reserved.
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Panorama 1237 on Flickr.
21st Street and Benjamin Franklin ParkwayPhiladelphia, PACopyright © 2012, Bob Bruhin. All rights reserved.(via bruhinb.deviantart.com/art/Panorama-1237-304642687)
Philadelphia Night Market, Northern Liberties, 2012 05 25, a set on Flickr.
A wonderfully diverse crowd turned out for Philadelphia’s first Night Market of 2012The hedge-fund masters instead arranged for us to move into what they swore would be spacious quarters on the third floor of a now-closed department-store building at 8th and Market, Strawbridge & Clothier’s, itself an iconic Philadelphia brand. We are moving from a building that symbolizes the Golden Era of Newspapers into a building that thrived during the Golden Age of Retailing (bricks-and-mortar division.)(via Moving is moving for this old newshound, Stu Bykofsky, Daily News Columnist )
Philadelphia really screwed with David Lynch.
His surreal masterpiece Eraserhead is a “dream of dark and troubling things” that was directly inspired by the director’s time spent living at 13th and Wood Street while attending the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. The cold industrial feel of his neighborhood coupled with the crime and decay that ran rampant through the area during his 1966-70 stay shaped not only his feature debut, but all of the works that came after it. (You can check out a detailed collection of quotes in which Lynch riffs about the City of Brotherly Love here).
These days Lynch’s old hood is experiencing a rebirth. Affectionately nicknamed “The Eraserhood,” the Callowhill area is home for businesses like the revived Trestle Inn and art hubs such as the Philadelphia Mausoleum of Contemporary Arts. The latter of which is currently planning on paying tribute to Lynch with its “art show of Lynchian proportions” Eraserhood Forever.
(via Eraserhood Forever: David Lynch-Themed Art Show Call for Entries | Geekadelphia)
Panorama 1236 on Flickr.
The Grainery20th Street and the Reading Railroad trenchPhiladelphia, PACopyright © 2012, Bob Bruhin. All rights reserved.(via bruhinb.deviantart.com/art/Panorama-1236-303372634)
Panorama 1235 on Flickr.
The Grainery20th Street and the Reading Railroad trenchPhiladelphia, PACopyright © 2012, Bob Bruhin. All rights reserved.(via bruhinb.deviantart.com/art/Panorama-1235-303059510)
Panorama 1234 on Flickr.
Rose Tattoo
1847 Callowhill Street
Philadelphia, PA
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Panorama 1233 (by bruhinb)
Sunlight Over Wood Street
Philadelphia, PA
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Panorama 1231 on Flickr.
954 Noble Steet
Philadelphia, PA
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The final demolition phase of the Willys-Overland Motor Company Building at Broad and Wood Streets has begun in earnest.
More photos later.
Panorama 1227 (by bruhinb)
