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Nice work... really like the aerials and the amount of variety.
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aaahhhh, my home away from home...
fan-freakin-tastic thread! |
Always nice to see Philly. Thanks for posting these.
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I love Philly threads. I also love the fact that the skyline is growing in Eastern Pa, unlike the one here where we got our first semi-tall highrise in the first 20 years.
Great shots, and keep up the philly threads. |
Hell yeah!
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Great Stuff!
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The skyline shots from the airplane are very very nice... !
Grat title too ;) |
Philly epitomizes cool.
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Awesome representation of Center City.
also, "--You can see the Waldork Astoria rendering in the window" one of the best typos ever |
I cant get enough of Philly! Great shots!
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The Camden Riversharks have a badass stadium.
- Nice shots! |
Lovely Photos
do you get many tourists in philadelphia? |
I see conflicting #'s for various years on the interweb, Forbes ranks Philly in the top 12 most visited U.S. cities. (July2007)
I have no idea why (nothing against Texas) Dallas & Houston rank higher. http://www.forbestraveler.com/best-l...hisSpeed=25000 ____________________ Philadelphia, Pa. 27.7 million (2005); 10.2 million rooms sold; score: 1.86 The City of Brotherly Love’s siren songs include national landmarks like the Liberty Bell Center and Independence Hall. And Philadelphia’s allure is growing for international travelers: The Pennsylvania metropolis was one of only three of the top 20 cities in the United States that has shown an increase in overseas visitation from 2000 to 2005, according to the U.S. Department of Commerce. _____________________ The below link ranks Philadelphia as the 3rd most historical city however Philadelphia and Boston are practically equal in my opinion. http://blog.hotelclub.com/the-most-h...es-in-america/ |
Very enjoyable. Some new angles that I haven't seen before too.
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Woot!:cheers:
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Beautyful. Its hard to capture the entire skyline in one panorama.
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great pics.
what are these two buildings? the old one with the tower, and the art deco? how high are they? http://i42.tinypic.com/2rhafeg.jpg - |
Quote:
The Masonic Temple reaches 250ft in height. (1873) One Penn Square East reaches 348ft in height (1902) |
No wonder Pennsylvania is my favorite state.
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