Song of the North Side

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Photos by David Aschkenas North Side, July 2011. North Side, July 2011.
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Take a look at Pittsburgh’s North Side neighborhood through the lens of David Aschkenas in this never-​before published photo collection from our archives.

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Want to see more? Check out our archive for previously published installments of “Song of…” written by Barry Paris, photographs by David Aschkenas.

Song of Kittanning

Song of Weirton

Song of Lawrenceville

Song of Canonsburg

Song of Greensburg

Song of Slippery Rock

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David Aschkenas

David is a self-​taught photographer making fine art and freelance photography for the past 25 years. He has been the recipient of grants from the NEA and the Polaroid Corporation. He makes photographs for corporations, healthcare and editorial clients around the world.

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