bella detroit
amateur photos that highlight the unlikely beauty of the "paris of the west"
(and sometimes other places and stuff)
bella detroit
#caution #swans #ducks #lake #nature  #michigan #signs #typography #igersdetroit
detroit-typography:

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detroithippie:

Cadieux Cafe on the far east side of Detroit is home to the only place in the U.S that carries on the Belgian sport of Featherbowling! Has anyone been here? thoughts? I really want to go when I get back home
urph:

reverend on Flickr.
detroit, mi
true-detroit:

#abandoned #urbandecay #streetart #ruinporn #ruins #artdeco #instamood #detroitbuilding #instgram #instgramhub #picoftheday #igersdetroit #iphone4s #instgramhub #iphoneonly  (Taken with instagram)
karpinski’s
detroit, mi
photocred: J. Everett
urph:

msk on Flickr.
detroit, mi
urph:

webster cigars on Flickr.detroit, mi
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Detroit City
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Detroit City
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Detroit City
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resurgedetroit:

The Yellow Pages sign, visible from the Lodge, is finally coming down!

This is so sad. I drove by it today and the entire left side was gone and I really don’t understand why they couldn’t just leave it there? It’s a notable landmark, there is no point in removing it. UGH WHY

sigh
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thinblueflame:

Detroit adventures.
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Detroit adventures.
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Detroit adventures.
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Detroit adventures.
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Detroit adventures.
theclothesdonotmaketheman:

And the Oscar goes to… on Flickr.
The Oscar goes to - Detroit’s Parade Company! I hadn’t been to the parade in a few years, and I certainly haven’t even shot photos of it. But I knew it was something I had to do. I’ve always loved how creative and imaginative the creators/artists of the floats can be. This one of Oscar the Grouch really captured my eye, and although I personally always loved Snuffleupagus, Oscar was my go to icon for laughs as a kid. The hustle and bustle of a large-scale parade in a seemingly small-town feeling city is something special. Although the route extends further up Woodward, I’ve always preferred to be down on lower Woodward with all the skyscrapers and older buildings surrounding the parade. It just feels right. It always makes it seem that the Detroit is more than just the sum of its parts. I’m thankful Detroit has kept this tradition going all along, and I look forward to shooting photos of it in the future.
intransitu:

Downtown Detroit