The View From The Top of The Comcast Center

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The View From The Top of The Comcast Center

December 29, 2015

1–2 minutes

This week I had the incredible chance to photograph Philadelphia from the top of our city’s tallest building: the Comcast Center! (Well, the 55th floor to be exact, just 1 floor from the highest occupiable floor, the 56th, but whose counting?)

The views, as you can see, are just simply stunning. And I had so much fun seeing my hometown from such inspiring new heights.

THANK YOU so much, again, to the amazing people at Comcast for this opportunity, and for letting me run around your building wide-eyed pointing my camera out all of your windows for over an hour as the sun set… This is something I’ve been wanting to do for a while, and I will no doubt cherish these photos for a very long time!

And if you like these photos, be sure to check out the view from the top of the still-rising FMC Tower HERE!

2 responses to “The View From The Top of The Comcast Center”

ilcorago

December 31, 2015 at 9:15 am

So many really great photos of gems around the city here on Street Dept. I’d love it if you’d give street addresses when possible – maybe even pin them to a google map – so we can go out and explore these sites “face to face.” Thanks!

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