My photos from the MILE 6 marker of the 2012 Broad Street Run. My location was roughly between Tavern on Broad and The Union League of Philadelphia building.
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If I gave you a business card and you’re looking for photos of the Phillies World Series pep rally at Franklin Square, they will be up soon.
In the meantime, check out the slideshow below and bookmark my blog. B&W versions of the photos will get their own post. Thanks!
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Woman with Celtic tattoo and arm behind her stand with a man outside of the Perelman Theater to watch:
May 10, 2009 @ 2:30pm
Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia
“Beethoven’s Emperor”
Ignat Solzhenitsyn, conductor & piano
Kimmel Center Plaza / Perelman Theater
Philadelphia, PA
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Yesterday, April 24th 2009, I was walking on the Schuylkill River Trail with my cousin and friend. We were thinking about walking to the Penn Relays which were going on that day but decided to just stop by the river and relax. Little did we know, it was also Hey Day for University of Pennsylvania Students.
“Hey Day” is a tradition for students to mark the advancement of each class.
These particular students were celebrating their Hey Day, or moving up to the next class year, by jumping off of the Walnut St. bridge into the murky, dirty, infested (with what no one knows) Schuylkill River.
Photos / Video: Vincent J. Brown (www.VincentBrown.com)
Date: Friday, April 24, 2009
Location: Schuylkill River Trail @ Walnut St. Bridge, Philadelphia PA
Camera: Canon EOS XSi / 450D w/ Tamron 28-75mm. F2.8 lens / Video: Jailbroken iPhone 3G w/ iPhone Video Recorder
Saturday, Feb. 07 2009 I attended the Pennsylvania Convention Center for this years Philadelphia International Auto Show. On display were 2009 car models from all of the top makers. Personally, I own a Scion (which is a Toyota brand), but I’m always excited by what the automotive industry, as a whole, has to offer.
My friend James Bardolph suggested instead of photographing the cars I should photograph the people at the event and their reactions. That is what I tried to do with this set. Clicking the image above will take you to the photo set on Flickr. Alternately, you can view the photos on my new photoblog, www.Philadelph.com
