The 2015 Hidden City calendar is here! $16 gets you twelve of the most surreal, haunting and beautiful images of Philadelphia published during the first three-plus years of the Hidden City Daily from photographers Bradley Maule, Michael Bixler, Chandra Lampreich and Peter Woodall. CLICK HERE TO ORDER.
The spiral bound, 8.5×11 inch calendar designed by our multi-talented intern Natalie Wright features the photo and calendar on the same page. For a preview, click on the thumbnails below.
The calendars are at the printers now and we’ll put them in the mail starting on Wednesday, December 10th, just in time for the holidays. For lovers of Philadelphia, architecture, photography–or all three, this is a terrific gift–there’s nothing else like it!
Peter Woodall is the co-editor of Hidden City Daily. He is a graduate of the UC Berkeley School of Journalism, and a former newspaper reporter with the Biloxi Sun Herald and the Sacramento Bee. He worked as a producer for Radio Times with Marty Moss-Coane and wrote a column about neighborhood bars for PhiladelphiaWeekly.com.
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