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Liberty Bell and Reflection

The Liberty Bell, previously called the State House Bell or Old State House Bell, is an iconic symbol of American independence, lo…
Clothes pin

This steel sculpture was completed in 1976 by Claes Oldenburg. It is designed to appear as a monumental black clothespin. Oldenbu…
City hall of Phialdelphia

Built of brick, white marble, and limestone, Philadelphia City Hall is the world’s largest free standing masonry building. In 1976…
Philadelphia Hard Rock

Located in the historic Reading terminal train station, Hard Rock Cafe was established on January 15th, 1998 Not much have we kn…
FMC Tower

FMC Tower is a 49-story, 730-foot tall, luxury, mixed-use skyscraper designed by Master Architect César Pelli that combines iconic…
Schuylkill River Trail-Aramark

This shot was taken during the quarantine time in Philadelphia, fighting the virus of Covid19. Mostly, the workouts that you can…
Cityhall - spring 2020

The City hall of Philadelphia is always be the center of the heart of the city. All the skyscraper buildings are surrounding this…
Library Hall Phildelphia ( side view)

Library Hall, at 105 South 5th Street is a 1959 reconstruction of the 1790 building originally built for the Library Company of Ph…
View from Love park

The tallest building on back is Comcast Center Building. In front of it are Suburban Station (left) and Phoenix Luxury Condominium…
City skyscraper

The Comcast Technology Center (covered by the tree on the left )is 60-floor building, with a height of 1,121 feet (342 m), and is…
One Riverside Condo

This 22-story glass skyscraper is standing along the banks of the Schuylkill River, seamlessly integrated into the surrounding gre…
Abandoned ship

The SS United States is a retired luxury passenger liner built in 1950–51 for United States Lines at a cost of US$79.4 million[1]…
Dolley Todd House

Located at on the northeast corner of 4th and Walnut Streets, the Todd House was built in 1775. It was occupied from 1791 -1793 by…
a girtl and an aerplane

This "crashed airplane" is not only an beautiful objects of photography, but it attracted children to play around it. Like this pr…
Two Toned City Hall Tower

Have we ever been wondering about, why the top of City Hall - a 200-foot metal structure atop a 347-foot stone edifice -“is a comp…
The wonder of sunset

This is one of 4 gazebos that are in Museum of Arts of Philadelphia, is well known as Eagle Gazebo, because of the eagle on the ro…
Race street Pier

The park provides soaring views of the Ben Franklin Bridge and the wide expanse of the river. Sit on the terraced promenade and wa…
True Colors

The view of Benjamin Franklin Bridge from Race St. Pier in one winter day, where the trees were showing their true colors.…
Reflection in Black & White

The Reflection of Walnut Street Bridge on Schuylkill River looks classical in black and white
Reflection in Colors

The Reflection of Walnut Street Bridge on Schuylkill River unexpectedly brought up a colorful view.
Reflection in Sepia

The Reflection of Walnut Street Bridge on Schuylkill River in sepia colors definitely adds another drama