Out and about
Below are a string of shots from this week and last, all of which were fired off along the Embarcadero and in Chinatown. I have so much fun gallivanting through the streets, camera dangling around my neck, looking and feeling like a tourist in my own city.
With it’s inimitable architecture and landscapes and highly eclectic inhabitants, among other highlights, San Francisco is undoubtedly one of the most photogenic cities in the world. The day I get bored shooting The City is the day I hang the camera up in the closet for good, though I doubt that will ever happen.
Have a great weekend, and best of luck on Monday to all my fellow commuters who rely on BART to get to and from work, school, etc. It’s going to be rough. I remember strike in 1997. The freeways and buses were an absolute nightmare. I truly hope the Gov intervenes, but it’s doesn't look likely. Prepare for your commute time to double and in some cases triple. Thank goodness, I live in The City and have other transportation options. My heart goes out to those in the East Bay.
Travis
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Return of the Shack
Mary Osaka, I love you.
Better to travel heavy than do without.
And at that moment, everything stood still...
Johnny Five Still Alive
Where two trains meet
Haight Street's thataway...
Show me your love!
Vessel
Wiseguys..."freakin' whack him..."
The anglers were hooking Leopard and Sand Sharks behind Pier 1 the other day. They pulled in five within an hour. There must have been a school of them or something. I've never seen anyone hook a shark before. It was interesting, although watching something die is never a pleasurable experience.
Big ol' Sand Shark
Odd couple: Leopard Shark and Sand Shark
