about 11 hours ago - No comments
I gotta work on capturing smoke. It just doesn’t look the same in the image above as it did in person.
The lighting in the image above was pretty harsh. I didn’t do much to the photo–just caught her as she walked out of the shadows.
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about 4 days ago - 2 comments
A little out of focus. I gotta work on these dog shots.
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about 6 days ago - No comments
For my non-San Francisco/Oakland friends, this is Frank Chu. I talked to him for the first time and took this picture of him right before the San Francisco Pillow Fight last month. I couldn’t make it this year, but I was there back in 2007. I like how he was wearing a rose for Valentine’s More >
about 1 week ago - 3 comments
Edit: I know Dallas IS a big city, but maybe because they have so much space, they can spread out. Because when I was there, it didn’t FEEL like a big city with hardly any one crowded downtown.
After traveling to Ithaca and Dallas last month, I realized I missed the energy of a big city. More >
about 3 weeks ago - 2 comments
Out shooting in the Mission last Saturday and ran into another group of photogs. This is Seth admiring Jason’s 4×5.
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about 1 month ago - 1 comment
Taken outside the SF Symphony. See the inside or Brad’s fish-eye version. Like Brad, I also wonder what type of person would carve this into the street?
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about 1 month ago - 2 comments
I was walking The Embarcadero, camera in hand, when this guy walked by, lifted up his tennis racket to hide his face and said, “No more, paparazzi. No more pictures.” I smiled and said, “That’s a good one” and couldn’t help but continue with “Can I take your picture?”
He told me he’d been living in More >
about 1 month ago - 3 comments
Too bad I didn’t have a wide angle with me that day. And too bad I don’t have a tripod. Oh well.
Saints Peter and Paul Church in San Francisco, located ironically at 666 Filbert Street.
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about 1 month ago - 2 comments
I love this piece–not the image that I took, but the artwork that was pasted on this fence. No, I didn’t do any of that fancy selective coloring stuff to it. This image was left in full color. I love how the gloves (and mask) look almost 3D, but the image is entirely two dimensional.
This More >
about 1 month ago - 5 comments
Taken along Columbus.
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about 2 months ago
That’s great, Jen! I don’t remember seeing that. Must have been along Market towards the Mission. I like how the people in the foreground appear to be contemplating the message held high. That was a great walk, encountering a lot of interesting people…
about 2 months ago
What an extraordinary photo. The eye is first drawn to the
giant word TRUTH. After a while, you notice the chap in the
foreground, standing, peering upwards at Truth.
Perhaps there’s something in that for us all.
Gary
about 2 months ago
great picture. great quote. talk about interaction between different [artistic] media/forms of communication.