Goldtex: A Retrospective/Encore
As Goldtex marches toward the finish line, Theresa Stigale and Ethan Wallace bring us another look at photos they took on visits there in 2003 and 2009, respectively > more
One Place, Six Photographers
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 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
America’s Oldest Yarn Mill: A Portrait
125 years of industrial history had accumulated at the Wilde Yarn textile mill in Manayunk by the time it closed in 2008. A group of photographers documented that rich legacy this summer before it was dismantled. Here's what they saw. > more
The Navy Yard Like You’ve Never Seen It (Even If You’ve Seen It Before)–Sold Out!
The Navy Yard: massive industrial buildings, rows of battleships and some of the city's best contemporary architecture. In other words, plenty to photograph even before we venture into three remarkable historic buildings, one industrial, one residential and one storehouse. Plus, we brought in Abandoned America's Matthew Christoper to teach the class. Check it out! > more
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