Experiential Mapping

An image from a talk that I gave at MGA Partners about my experiential mapping project.

2011 - A Year in Maps.

Watch Naval Square Eat the Naval Home

The 2011 Philadelphia Marathon: 30,000 Runners in Two and a Half Minutes

I finally got around to assembling the timelapse photos I took at the start of the 2011 Philadelphia Marathon. You can watch the waved starts as all 30,000 people who ran the marathon came by my spot at Logan Circle. (including my lovely fiancee at the 1:38 mark) The finished video is made up of about 5,250 photos, one taken every second for almost an hour and a half.

    Click through to Vimeo for the full HD experience.

The Hale Building: An Expanded Photo Essay

Fullscreen slideshow.

More Hale Building Photos on the Way

For those who are coming from the Hidden City photo essay about the Hale Building, please know that I am in the process of assembling a longer, 'director's cut' photo essay. I love this building and have since I first came across it years ago, and am really excited to be able to share a glimpse inside. The full photo essay will include more shots of the Hale building both inside and out, so please check back tomorrow to see it.

In the meantime, feel free to poke around this site. It's served as an outlet for my interests, be they old churches, timelapse photography, new developments, or hyper-local history.

Temple Student Residences - Timelapse #1

I made a quick timelapse of the work on Temple's new student residences at Broad & Cecil B. Moore yesterday morning. Workers were placing the formwork for the fifth floor slab, which should be poured tomorrow. Click through to Vimeo for the full 1080p experience.

Greetings from South Philadelphia

900 block of Annin Street.