If you enlarge the top photo you might recognize the four eagles on the left building from another post. You might also see the Cira Center again it's in the background and slightly to the right in the bottom photo.
If you enlarge the top photo you might recognize the four eagles on the left building from another post. You might also see the Cira Center again it's in the background and slightly to the right in the bottom photo.
It's a good thing you tell us to do that. LOL. I would have never remembered that. :) Wonderful photos
ReplyDeleteYeah I remember the four eagles .....damn nice pics...
ReplyDeleteI like the fountain James ... and the square ... however, I bet that in winter this entire area becomes a windy canyon.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots James. Hooray for watery and brotherly love, in PA. I love your photos!
ReplyDeleteEbie's Watery Outdoors.
I like those big red letters in the first shot! They really stand out.
ReplyDeleteNice phots of the water fountains in Philadelphia. The red LOVE leters really stand out.
ReplyDeleteMost excellent my friend! Maybe this weekend we will get back downtown?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful watery city views under amazingly blue skies ;--)
ReplyDeleteHugs and blessings,
Great fountains.
ReplyDeleteSydney - City and Suburbs
Love the LOVE!
ReplyDeleteIt sure takes me back to my high school days. The 70's were all about peace and love. I have a silver toned necklace with the same shape of this sculpture.
Great shots!
And, the fountain looks refreshing in among the glass and concrete.
what a lovely and a beautiful place..
ReplyDeleteGreat images from Philadelphia!
ReplyDeleteLOVE superbe avec la fontaine derrière
ReplyDeleteWhat a vivid scene with LOVE and the water fountain...
ReplyDeleteI saw a picture of this on a blog not long ago--it must be quite the sight.
ReplyDeletea watery LOVE...lovely concept.:P
ReplyDeleteI was just driving by this today : ) So pretty. My friend got her engagement pictures with the love sign. They turned out so delightfully!
ReplyDeleteHope you are doing well!
Love the love. Great shot and I did recognize the eagles!
ReplyDeleteSunny :)
Looks like Philadelphia is leaning toward "philos" in the 1st photo.
ReplyDeleteMarvellous photographs.
I remember the eagles, it was the rule of four post (or something like that). They stole that Love art piece in New York, don't they?
ReplyDeleteThe last building is very interesting, awaiting more info and pictures!
Hello James, I know I have many questions haha! Just could not help noticing it. Have those pics been enhanced?
ReplyDeleteThat LOVE art piece just shows up everywhere! Yet I've never seen a single one here. I like it with the fountain and surrounded by tall buildings of different architectural styles!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos/s. This "LOVE" was photographed by me too, in NYC, though I imagine this is the Brotherly Love version, in Philly.
ReplyDeleteWonderful images from that great city!
ReplyDeleteGreat - the 'Love' stands out so much it looks quite unreal :)
ReplyDeletewhat a beautiful place, nice building..
ReplyDeleteEdith
Really a beautiful shot!
ReplyDeleteImpressive, great vision and ...
I love the first picture!
:-)
What I can say now, everyone said everything!!! LOL
ReplyDeleteIt's adorable and sooo beautiful!
I think I know that red LOVE!
wow so many huge buildings, fabulous glasses and reflections!
God bless you
Léia
Beautiful shots! I love all of your pictures of Philadelphia, saves us from having to make the trip lol. Where is the new building? Can't wait to see your shots of it. Happy Outdoor Wednesday. Kathy
ReplyDeleteWow! These images are fabulous!!
ReplyDeleteMy husband lived there as a child. He used to talk about it a lot. What great photo's you've taken for us! :)
ReplyDeleteI enlarged the first pic. but didn't see the eagles!
i was fascinated with a beautiful place and the big LOVE word. great fountains.
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful crisp colorful photos!
ReplyDeleteWhat spectacular photos. The clarity and color are amazing. I also love the fountain. I hope you are having a wonderful day.
ReplyDeleteIf I remember correctly, this statue was placed there during our country's bicentennial and when it was removed the owner of one of Philly's sports teams bought it a few years later and returned it to this spot.
ReplyDeleteHaven't thought about it in years, thanks for sharing!
Very nice pics.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing. Have a great day,
Val
What pretty photos.! Love to learn new things.
ReplyDeleteBrenda
Very nice!
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