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Sand in my Shoes: Photographer has online treasure trove of Atlantic City images
Photographer creates a treasure trove of pictures of the resort, old and new
Sand in my Shoes: Photographer has online treasure trove of Atlantic City images
Barry Rich has been shooting pictures of Atlantic City for decades, and keeps a detailed photo log online called ‘Digital Atlantic City.’
Sand in my Shoes: Photographer has online treasure trove of Atlantic City images
The Carnegie Center — Atlantic City’s former Carnegie Library — as shot by Rich in 2009.
Sand in my Shoes: Photographer has online treasure trove of Atlantic City images
Rich took this picture in 2008, early in the construction process of the Revel resort. He shot Revel being buit from 2007 to 2012.
Sand in my Shoes: Photographer has online treasure trove of Atlantic City images
Borgata’s glass gleams through a robe of early morning clouds in April 2010.
Sand in my Shoes: Photographer has online treasure trove of Atlantic City images
Atlantic City Wind Farm’s windmill blades stand above the clouds in the city in April 2010. Rich shot the picture from his hotel room at Harrah’s.
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