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For Philly A-Z I started out trying to photograph food in the city, but then realized that there weren’t 26 staple foods in Philadelphia. So I decided to go to a staple “place” where food is sold. The Italian Market is a pretty common place to shoot, but I tried to stay away from the traditional food shots for the most part. I also went into a lot of the Mexican owned stores.
A is for asparagus, 9th and League Sts.
- B is for broom-sticks, 9th and League Sts.
C is for cut pasta, 9th and Carpenter Sts.
D is for doll, 9th and Kimball Sts.
E is for espresso, 9th and Montrose Sts.
F is for fish heads, 9th and League Sts.
G is for graffiti, 9th and Kimball Sts.
H is for hats, 9th and Kimball Sts.
I is for Italian flag, 9th and Montrose Sts.
J is for Jewish apple cake, 9th and Montrose Sts.
K is for keikitos (madelines), 10th St. and Washington Ave.
L is for Lingua di Suocera pasta, 9th and Carpenter Sts.
M is for mosaic, 9th and Kimball Sts.
N is for neon sign, 9th and Kimball Sts.
O is for onions, 9th and League Sts.
P is for peppers, 9th and League Sts.
Q is for queso fresco, Clifton St. and Washington Ave.
R is for Rocky Balboa, 9th and Carpenter Sts.
S is for shopping carts, 9th and Kimball Sts.
T is for turkey, 9th and League Sts.
U is for unit calling card, 11th St. and Washington Ave.
V is for Villa di Roma, 9th and Carpenter Sts.
W is for wood fire, 9th and League Sts.
X is for Xtasis deodorant, Washington Ave and Alder Sts.
Y is for yellow roped provolone, 9th and Carpenter Sts.
Z is for Zote soap, 10th St. and Washington Ave.
