Sunday, June 18, 2023

San Mateo Roses (11 June)


 The San Mateo rose garden is bursting with color.

Army AND Navy (8 June)


I was a member of the gym inside this building for YEARS, but always entered through the main gym entrance on the other side.  I didn't notice the tile details until quite recently, since I rarely walked on this east side of the building!

Golden lily (5 June)


 So warm!

A wall in need of a mural (Pier 42)(31 May)


 I believe this wall has all kinds of potential...  Especially since it contains a museum.  

My pain idea for this wall is that it should have a color photo of itself, but smaller.  Perhaps with a smaller photo of itself on that one also...

San Francisco Reflections on 101 California (13 May)


There are always utility poles in these images, or streetlights...  Yes, I might be trying to justify purchasing a drone, and no, that likely isn't a great idea.

San Francisco Reflections - Mira (13 May)


 I like slightly distorted reflections of complex geometric shapes.  But... you know this about me.

Pale yellow succulent blooming (26 April)


 I've been working long days plus weekends, so my posting is of lower quantity!

Saturday, April 8, 2023

Tropical sunset (April 2)


 I skipped all of March?  That's kind of funny.  I understand how it happened, but still.

I've been sending my phone photos to my stock agency instead of posting them here.  But even they likely can't cope with the number of cloud photos I have.  

Saturday, February 4, 2023

Blue Clouds (Feb 2)


 So blue!

Dreamy Sunset Over the San Francisco Bay (Feb 1)




 

Streetlamp before sunrise (Jan 30)


 

Faceted faith (Jan 28)


 

Sharp corner (Jan 28)


 

SF New Chinatown Subway Station alcove (Jan 28)


 Alcove Appreciation

SF's New Chinatown Subway Station (Jan 28)


I've really enjoyed the art at each of the three new stations.  Great work by the City on ensuring the art budget gets applied.

Agriculture-altered scenes (Jan 27)


So much of the train ride home is heavy in petrochemical industry scenes, but these are also heavy-industry-shaped.  Agriculture is a VERY heavy industry.

Alien cow abduction (Jan 22)


 On the way to visit a loved one in an intensive care unit, I still took a moment to appreciate this piece.

Corrugated buildings (Jan 20)


I was waiting for news of a loved one who was in the hospital, and while I waited to plan my visit, I went for a walk.  The shadows were pleasantly harsh.

Lions of the New Year (Jan 19)


I've loved lion dancing since childhood (I've written short scripts for tiny movies about lion dancing on a muni bus, which would be fun to make someday), and so was delighted to enjoy this performance with colleagues.

Concrete Pagoda of Peace (Jan 16)


The friend who joined me in San Francisco's Japan Center (Nihonmachi) has been sharing this photo widely, because of the DRAMA.