A close friend of mine chose to stand under the "Left Lane Must Turn" sign surrounded by people waiting for the bus and advertisement all over Broad St. Watching the night pass seems almost like the city has died, and we are the only ones left. Broad Street Subway or the Orange Line, as I decide if I was going to catch the train home, with other traffic signs surrounding even a recycling bin that I doubt anyone uses.
I like this picture more than any other, while I was posted on the corner me and this bike rider had a brief conversation about the weather, and continued to ride his bike down Broad Street, weaving his way thru traffic.
The man siting right next to the No Loitering sign but continues to watch life pass him by on a hot day. People are moving all around the city but he is sitting somewhere he has no business to be sitting on Broad Street surrounding by all the abandon buildings on Broad Street for some reason it has the feeling that he belongs and this city.
I like this picture more than any other, while I was posted on the corner me and this bike rider had a brief conversation about the weather, and continued to ride his bike down Broad Street, weaving his way thru traffic.
The man siting right next to the No Loitering sign but continues to watch life pass him by on a hot day. People are moving all around the city but he is sitting somewhere he has no business to be sitting on Broad Street surrounding by all the abandon buildings on Broad Street for some reason it has the feeling that he belongs and this city.Recycling in the city something I doubt that is really going in the city limits of Philadelphia.The sign of the pay phone, not sure if it is any phone booths on Broad Street.
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