Posts Tagged ‘photography’

A First Visit, A First Year: The Barnes On The Parkway, A Photo Essay

A First Visit, A First Year: The Barnes On The Parkway, A Photo Essay

May 3, 2013  |  Last Light

Accompanying Ben Leech to preview the Ellsworth Kelly exhibition, Brad Maule makes his first visit to the Barnes Foundation on the Parkway. This photo essay presents his first impressions > more

Century-Old Photo Collection Details A Vastly Altered Northeast Philly

Century-Old Photo Collection Details A Vastly Altered Northeast Philly

January 16, 2013  |  Morning Blend

Northeast historians acquire hundreds of views from that section’s past, Point Breeze rising, Planning Commission approves Francisville development, photography from the clouds, and residents to discuss Temple’s Boathouse plans > more

One Place, Six Photographers

One Place, Six Photographers

December 20, 2012  |  Last Light

Our photo workshop in November produced some stunning images, which isn't surprising, since several regular contributors to the Daily were on hand and the locations were particularly evocative. This definitely isn't student work! > more

The Phantom Station

The Phantom Station

December 17, 2012  |  Last Light

The trains don't stop anymore at the Spring Garden subway station on SEPTA's Broad-Ridge spur, but one of our intrepid photographers managed to take a closer look, and brought back this photo portrait > more

24 Hours In The Life Of The City

24 Hours In The Life Of The City

November 19, 2012  |  Last Light

Twenty four hours and 1,800 photos add up to one heck of a portrait of Philadelphia. We've selected some of the most arresting images from last month's Philly Photo Day for this exclusive sneak preview > more