Photo of the Day (10/28/06)
I've been to Philly about two or three times and have never seen the city from under the Schuykill River bridges like this. Luminous Lens notes after much debate she decided to take her camera outside although there was overcast and came back with two shots. This was one of them and personally I think it's great. The muted colors and browns in the photo all look really visually attractive here. Even with the slight murky feeling this shot makes me want to see this secret place underneath Philly's bridges.
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Oct 28th 2006 @ 6:48PM
luminouslens said...
Thanks for featuring this photo!
This was taken from the east side of the river, on the river walkway between the Walnut and Chestnut Street bridges (just across from the US Post office), looking north. Now you can go to this not-so-secret spot the next time you are in Philly!
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Oct 29th 2006 @ 3:56PM
Harte Fotos said...
It looks dirty. But a great shot, nice foto. Thanks for publishing this.
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