More of San Francisco.
June 15, 2008 | Filed Under cityscape, urban landscape, san francisco | 4 Comments
Though I do not consider myself a street photographer, I do find that a walk through any San Francisco neighborhood to have an abundance of rich subject matter that can make any local feel like a tourist. At times such as these, I put my local pride away, and reach for my camera.
Highlights and shadows are your only subjects.
April 23, 2008 | Filed Under urban landscape, san francisco | 1 Comment
For the past year this image has lived soley on my desktop at work. Despite that I see this photograph more than any other, I completely forgot about it until someone complimented it. It was one of those great compliments too, where they thought I found the photo on-line and like it so much I downloaded it; “oh you took that! That’s great.”
Actullay, if I think about it, their expression of surprise it’s somewhat of an insult too. Whatever. Shoot for the the light, and drown the shadows. Enjoy.
San Francisco subway station 2007.
ISO 100-Don’t call it old school.
Actullay, if I think about it, their expression of surprise it’s somewhat of an insult too. Whatever. Shoot for the the light, and drown the shadows. Enjoy.
San Francisco subway station 2007.
ISO 100-Don’t call it old school.
Look Up.
January 24, 2008 | Filed Under random, landscape, urban landscape | 2 Comments
Anyone who spends a good deal of time in San Francisco, invariably wonders about all those lines that cut across the sky. Our city is blanketed with telephone lines and Muni cables. On any given day, we can waver between seeing these lines as trespassers, to accepting them as apart of the city’s aesthetic. On days such as the latter, I took these photos. Enjoy…or not, whatever.
