Some classic shots of the Golden Gate Bridge and of the City from the said Golden Gate Bridge. Continue reading “I left my heart in San Francisco. Or did I?”
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Last stop: mini cable car
One of the very last things I did in San Francisco before leaving the Bay and moving to the Denver Metro Area was this photo shoot. Continue reading “Last stop: mini cable car”
Black & White Mission
It was a black & white kind of mission in San Francisco’s Mission District last week. Continue reading “Black & White Mission”
URBEX: D7500-ing Pier 70
Urban Dictionary definition of D7500-ing: Taking photos with a Nikon D-7500 while discovering a new place. Continue reading “URBEX: D7500-ing Pier 70”
Written in the sand?
Elemental Arts organizes events around the San Francisco coastline where people are invited to meditate and collaborate on sand drawings. Continue reading “Written in the sand?”
La photo du mois: festivités
This is my fifty-fifth participation in the “photo of the month” challenge. Since this is a French-speaking group, I put the translation below. On the 15th of every month, bloggers from all over the world post a photo on a predetermined subject. This month’s topic is “celebrations.” Continue reading “La photo du mois: festivités”
La photo du mois: silence
This is my forty-first participation in the “photo of the month” challenge. Since this is a French-speaking group, I put the translation below. On the 15th of every month, bloggers from all over the world post a photo on a predetermined subject. This month’s topic is “silence.” Continue reading “La photo du mois: silence”
Jesus H. Christ El Niño AGAIN?!
The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence were out again today, showing off their best outfits at Golden Gate Park for the 37th anniversary of their famous Easter party. Continue reading “Jesus H. Christ El Niño AGAIN?!”
San Francisco is noir, jaune, rouge
Belgium is tiny and the only reason Brussels ever gets to be in the news is because of the European Union. So when I received dozens of emails, text messages and phone calls when I woke up this morning, it hit me right in the heart. Continue reading “San Francisco is noir, jaune, rouge”
Framed
Sutro Tower was particularly beautiful tonight. The amazing sunset helped for sure… Continue reading “Framed”
Fat Tuesday is pretty heavy
I had a great time photographing the Carnaval Season Kick-off party at Balançoire in San Francisco’s Mission District last night! Continue reading “Fat Tuesday is pretty heavy”
La photo du mois: évasion
This is my thirty-first participation in the “photo of the month” challenge. Since this is a French-speaking group, I put the translation below. On the 15th of every month, bloggers from all over the world post a photo on a predetermined subject. This month’s topic is “evasion,” which can mean a few things in both French and English. Continue reading “La photo du mois: évasion”
Fort Point
“From its vantage point overlooking the spectacular Golden Gate, Fort Point defended the San Francisco Bay following California’s Gold Rush through World War II. Its beautifully arched casemates display the art of 3rd system brick masonry and interacts gracefully with the Golden Gate Bridge.” –NPS.gov Continue reading “Fort Point”
Mount Davidson Park: the high peak of SF
Mount Davidson used to be a City-owned park. Now, the section where the cross is doesn’t belong to the City anymore because of it’s religious ties. Pretty logical I suppose. Continue reading “Mount Davidson Park: the high peak of SF”
BART who?
For those who don’t live in the Bay Area, you’ll most likely think of Bart Simpson. For the rest of us, it’s a main public transit service connecting mainly the East Bay to San Francisco and the Peninsula. Continue reading “BART who?”