2013 in Photos: Places
We have an amazing group of photographers who contribute all year long to the Eyes on the Street Flickr Group, and it’s a treat to see how Philadelphia looks through their eyes. So this week we’re featuring slideshow tours of Philly in 2013 as seen by our regulars – including Steve Ives, Gary Reed, Bob Bruhin, Theresa Stigale, and Michael Klusek – who were kind enough to share some of their favorite shots of the year.
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(Convicted Melon, EOTS Flickr group) -
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(Bob Bruhin, EOTS Flickr Group. (© Bob Bruhin. All rights reserved.)) -
(Gary Reed, EOTS Flickr group) -
(Bob Bruhin, EOTS Flickr Group. (© Bob Bruhin. All rights reserved.)) -
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(Gary Reed, EOTS Flickr group) -
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(Bob Bruhin, EOTS Flickr Group. (© Bob Bruhin. All rights reserved.)) -
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(Bob Bruhin, EOTS Flickr Group. (© Bob Bruhin. All rights reserved.)) -
(phillytrax, EOTS Flickr Group)
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