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Chinatown Chess
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Portsmouth Square, San Francisco, CA
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G is for Gideon “The Situation”
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Gideon at 3 months. Seattle, WA. And just in case you don’t know the situation.
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Spot(light) Cleaning
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Was walking around with Jenny and we both saw this random cleaning cart lit up in the middle of the street. Picture is pretty much straight out of camera. ‘Spot’ted near Chinatown, San Francisco.
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E is for…
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Just gots my internet up and running again after about a week. I haven’t posted in a long old time, so here are 2 pictures to make up for it. E is for… EJ, which he said stood for Everlasting Joy. I was out shooting one day and saw him around early on, but didn’t…
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D is for Derailleur
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Anyone wanna buy a bike?
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Ryan and his AE-1
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This is my cousin and some of his favorite things. I’m sad I no longer have the AE-1. It’s so much lighter than my dad’s FT.
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C is for Canon
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What else would C stand for?! This is some of my dad’s old gear, except for the lens on the right, which I popped off an AE-1 that I had. This camera was one of the few things my dad brought with him when he immigrated to the U.S. By the way, I could use…
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Chubby Royalty
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Random chubby kid wearing an emperor’s hat. The lady was really nice and allowed me to take a couple pictures. I think I mis-focused a little. Seen at the Forbidden City, Beijing, China.
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When Your Pants Don’t Fit…
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…roll ’em up! When left with nothing to do, that is EXACTLY what I do. I needed to make a motivational poster for myself. Someone help me pick another font. A free one would be great seeing how I’m unemployed. Photo Info: Legs belong to Joey. Taken near the Cliff House & Sutro Baths, San…
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Hogwarts Student of the Month
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Redundancy
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Shot this while walking across Columbus Ave. in San Francisco. I’m sure they saw me. In my mind, I envisioned the driver hitting the gas and running me over. I think I’ve been watching too much Criminal Minds.
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Snøhetta Works
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This is a book that my architecture/design friend Jaime gave me last month. She likes architecture and she knows that I like pictures, so she figured she would give me a book of photographs of architecture by a Norwegian company called Snøhetta. As she was describing the firm and all their designs, and I asked…
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Lessons from Filing for Unemployment
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I heard that paperwork to collect unemployment insurance takes a while so I wanted to apply for unemployment during my last week of work– found out that you can’t apply until AFTER your last day of work. After applying online, they sent forms for me to fill out. I filled them out right away. Of…
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Sumo Hammer
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Just playin’ around with light. I’m so new to this. Anyone have feedback? This is a sumo wrestler hammer that my friend Kennis gave me back in college when she came back from Japan. It squeaks when you hammer or squeeze it.
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The Bus Life: Shirley
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Have you ever ridden in a car or bus and wondered about the other people in the other cars or on the bus with you? Where are they going? Where did they come from? What is their life like? Well, after some brainstorming and beers this weekend, I was challenged to go beyond “observing” people,…
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Abby’s Swimming Feet
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Went swimming with Abby today. Well, I didn’t actually swim, just went and took pictures. The lines in this image are all wonky.
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First Day of Being Laid Off
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Hunan Fireworks and Firearms
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The village we were at in Hunan was pretty (and pretty small, for that matter). There wasn’t much to do except play with fireworks and firearms. Some of the students bought the fireworks (from the Mahjong lady’s store) to celebrate the end of the program. Not sure why they decided to set them off over…
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Playing Mahjong
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I’m starting week 2 of 2 in a town called Nijiangping, in Hunan, China. The people in this town are REALLY nice. Whenever we stop to buy drinks or popsicles, they always invite us to sit with them. We played Mahjong with some storekeepers: grandma (lady in black), grandpa (older man with glasses, and their…
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My Bed in Hunan
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Edit: the green bucket is also used for hand-washing my clothes too. Here’s my bed for these 2 weeks we’re here in Hunan, China. They’re bunk beds made out of wood, lined with a thin blanket and cardboard, topped with a bamboo mat that’s cooling in this hot, humid weather. No AC here, just the…