A Day in the Life

Posted on April 17, 2010February 13, 2014 by Betty Breznay

My photo class was to document an entire day in Philadelphia on April 5, 2010. We shot from midnight to midnight in various parts of the city. I stayed mostly in North Philadelphia and Manayunk. It is not a photo adventure I would do again for a very long time, it really took a toll on my sleep and health for the entire week.

Budding flowers remain in full bloom all hours of the night on Cecil B Moore and Broad Streets in North Philadelphia.

3:19am

A staple infested telephone poll is home of one of the many Temple University flags on the North Philadelphia campus.

3:31am

The 24 hour stadium lighting peeps through my blinds in my room at the Edge at Avenue North.

4:48am

The sun finally emerges above the heavy morning clouds that suppressed it since 6:38 this morning.

7:00am

Early morning workers help move construction equipment to a house on Susquehanna Avenue, North Philadelphia.

7:22am

A sanitation worker does his job by gathering up the garbage from the city.

7:26am

Abandoned buildings wait in the quiet morning for the first rays of light to shine right through them.

7:32am

A man take a leisurely afternoon in North Philadelphia to enjoy some tunes playing from his car radio.

12:46pm

Exactly what is the best in Philly, we aren't sure. We have quite a few ideas though.

1:00pm

Shoes hang from the electrical wires day in day out, basking in the afternoon sun.

1:04pm

A lone man sits in one of the many bars in Manayunk, PA.

8:15pm

Main Street Music, Manayunk, PA.

8:23pm

Jeremy Tillotson shows his array of harmonics as he warms up for tonight's show, in Manayunk, PA.

8:51pm

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