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The City of Philadelphia

The City of Philadelphia

The Philadelphia Eagles won Superbowl 52 and the city experienced a euphoria never before seen. On-duty police arresting inebriated, off-duty (and partying) pol...
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The Philadelphia Eagles won Superbowl 52 and the city experienced a euphoria never before seen. On-duty police arresting inebriated, off-duty (and partying) police, old and young, the city turned green and if fans could not climb 'crisco-ed' lamp-posts they climbed port-o-potties, trees and garbage trucks. This sanitation worker spread his 'wings' on request to show his true - green - colors and he was all of us.
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NIKON D90

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ISO 400 Shutter 1/80 Focal Length 60/1

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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US

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May, 2019

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