Julio’s Website

http://astro.temple.edu/~tub53266

Newspaper Project

Newseum Favorites

I liked the various fonts used. They were even clever enough to use a stethoscope as a letter S.

The graphics used in this front page was surprising. In this Columbian Newspaper the headline is trying to show how a mother is being blamed for her child to becoming blind. The graphic showing the tears and the discoloring of the eye makes you think of how bad the beating most of been.

The photos for this brazilian newspaper seems to explain the stories. I like how they are strategically placed. From the top being politics and ending with soccer.

Info Graph- Top Ten Greenest Cities in the U.S.

Julio's Infograph on Greenest Cities

Julio’s Mag Cover

ENTREPENEURER MAGAZINE FOR THE WORKING CLASS

Julio’s Photo Story

My walk to work starts here on 20th and Arch.

I live in Trinity Row, a Historic Landmark of Philadelphia Apartments.

The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society is the first major site on my way to work. Did you know that it manages and produces the largest indoor flower event in the world. The Flower show in Philadelphia.

I got to see the Dark Knight at the Franklin Institutes IMAX theater, it was great. It also houses the Benjamin Franklin National Memorial.

City Hall was the tallest building in Philadelphia until the construction of One Liberty Place. But it’s still the worlds tallest Masonry building.

Known as “The Art Museum” and home of the “Rocky Steps.” Historically, the Museum was a legacy of the great Centennial Exposition of 1876 held in Fairmount Park.

The Free Library of Philadelphia was chartered in 1891 as “a general library which shall be free to all,” stated Dr. William Pepper, whose efforts initiated the library in 1891.

I’m a Teller at this PNC Bank. It is also home to the City View Condominiums.

My walk to work ends here on 20th and Hamilton. These 6 blocks to work are historical.

Photo Essay

This Photo essay is by Hiroyuki Ito, who has lived in NYC for 17 years. He’s taken some incredible pictures demonstrating the vast cultural life of the city.  The cool thing is he doesn’t go around looking for inspiration but randomly takes photos that  get developed when his fruit bowl is overly cluttered with his film.
Hiroyuki Ito Photos