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- The historical trip ends and Halloween weekend begins.
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- The American flag waves high any street you cross in Philadelphia.
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- Everyone around the world visits the city to view the historical attractions.
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- Preparing the world famous cheesetakes takes time and more than just one person.
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- Having the famous Philly Cheesestake is a must when visiting and all the locals say Pats and Geno’s are the best.
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- Philadelphia’s City Hall building was once the tallest and largest masonry building in the world.
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- Within this historical city, we get a glimpse of the present with skateboarders.
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- Many cobblestone streets are located in the city.
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- Franklin Square is located near many of the attractions and landmarks in Philadelphia.
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- Taking a walk in one of the many parks in Philadelphia, you can see signs of Fall all around you.
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- Anyone tired of driving in their cars can take a ride in the horse and carriage to get a piece of some history.
Philadelphia, “The City of Brotherly Love”, is one of the most historic cities in America. It was the prime location of early American history and the birthplace of the Declaration of Independence. Although times have changed since then, the all American image can still be found anywhere you go to within Philadelphia. With it’s attractions, landmarks, and the famous Philly cheese steaks, one can find a lot to do when they visit. Symbols of freedom and American traditions are still found on every corner within this diverse community.
The image of all the tourists taking a picture all at once is interesting. It is always a nice technique to take pictures of people taking pictures. But you have to show what they are taking a picture of. Otherwise it doesn’t work, we don’t know what we are looking at or what they are looking at. Also try to get closer to people. Get their attention a little bit, stay away from empty spaces and backs of people. Think about the negative space in the photographs, and use them to your advantage to frame people and things instead of creating spots where the attention is lost, and your subject is lost in the space.