Benjamin Franklin Bridge connects Center City Philadelphia (State of Pennsylvania) and Camden (State of New Jersey). The Delaware River separates the two states. This video is Part 2 of the video. Click on the link below for Part 1. Most of the clips in this video was shot on my walk back from New Jersey back to my hometown of Philadelphia.

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As you walk closer to New Jersey, you will get clear views of Camden Waterfront, Rutgers University, Adventure Aquarium, the Philadelphia Seventy Sixers practice facility, Battleship New Jersey, BB&T Pavilion, American Water & the pier where you would use if you are crossing the river using the River Link Ferry.

The best time to view Center City Philadelphia from the Ben Franklin Bridge and the Camden Waterfront is during sunrise. Sunset views of the city are best viewed from the Schuylkill River side of Philadelphia.

The waterfront was not very busy which was rather surprising (This video was shot on a Sunday afternoon in November (November 8th to be exact). It was a bye week for the Eagles and the weather was summer like).

I decided to walk back from Camden to Philly earlier than I had planned. On the way back I stopped for a few minutes at Independence Hall, shot a few clips in Washington Square and walked back to my apartment near Rittenhouse Square.

Music:
Inside the Fog - Joseph Beg

Gear:
Camera: Olympus OM-D E-M1 MARK III.
Lens: Olympus M.ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 12-100mm F4.0 IS PRO.

Rutgers University–Camden: 0:00:16
Benjamin Franklin Bridge: 0:00:49
Center City Philadelphia: 0:01:11
Pier 5 Condominiums: 0:01:26
Race Street Pier: 0:02:32
Delaware River: 0:02:46
American Water: 0:03:00
Pennsylvania: 0:03:22
Bridge on Race Apartments: 0:04:04
Holiday Inn Express Philadelphia - Penns Landing: 0:04:24
Route 30: 0:04:47
St. Augustine's Roman Catholic Church: 0:04:57

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