Category Archives: Photowalking

San Francisco is Filled with Inaugural Hope…Sort Of

So, the assignment today was ‘Signs of Hope’ - a bit cheesy, we agree, but the amount of electricity in the air here in San Francisco this inaugural weekend is truly palpable, and we wanted to catch it on film (cf card) if we could. So, we struck out yesterday on a trek around the [...]

A Day in SF Without a Protest…

…is like a day without sunshine. Except, we have a lot of days without sunshine, so that analogy doesn’t really work in this instance.  Regardless…
At Market and Powell today, there was a gathering held protesting the Israeli government’s actions in the current conflict between Palestine and Israel. The protest drew approximately 35 people at its [...]

Muir Woods. Bomb-ba-laya.

So, took a trip to Muir Woods last weekend, the first since I arrived here in the Barbary Coast, and wasn’t disappointed (well, maybe a little with the parking situation, but let’s not quibble over details).
Pics to follow once I stop being lazy and watching John Adams on HBO every spare moment.

The Baker Beach Shoot

I promise…I’ll finish the processing on these exposures soon…

Christmas Hits San Francisco - Hilarity Ensues

Okay, maybe hilarity didn’t ensue, but Christmas has definitely hit The City.
I took a stroll down to Union Square this evening to take in the sights and walk off a rough and difficult day, and was richly rewarded. The tree was magnificent as always (and, of course, environmentally friendly courtesy of PG&E), and Macy’s has [...]

Castro Street Fair

So, the Castro is one of the few areas of The City that I still had not been to since I moved here a few months ago. I suppose it’s only appropriate that I visit on the day of the Castro Street Fair.
It was crowded, but manageable - and I was surprised at how big [...]

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