In Carmel.
No one is going to teach Carmel retailers anything about lighting for drama.
Nikon D3x, 35mm Sigma, tripod.
Night flowers
Yearly Archives: 2014
Tiburon
City in the Bay.
Much like Sausalito, Tiburon is a small town of maybe 10,000 inhabitants and easily reached by driving north over the Golden Gate or by ferry from the mainland. Compared with Sausalito there are many cookie-cutter condos here which detract from the setting, and real estate is every bit as expensive.
Main Street is very small yet charming, and Ark Row at its end adds some pleasant artisan shops.
San Francisco from Tiburon.
Guitar store on Ark Row.
Ark Row store.
The Golden Gate.
The fog rolls in.
All snapped on the Panny GX7 with the 17mm Zuiko and 45-200 Panasonic zoom.
Jacob Riis
A pioneering reformer.
Countless Americans owe their decent living standards to the pioneering social reformer and photographer, Jacob Riis, a naturalized American born in the Netherlands.
His revolutionary use of photography to highlight the plight of New York’s poorest residents came to the attention of Teddy Roosevelt and between them these two reformers arguably did more for the poor than any one before or since.
Click the image for more.
Click the image for The Retronaut blog which features a comprehensive collection of Riis’s many harrowing images which helped change America for the better.
Cask
Third Street, SF.
Panny GX7, kit zoom.
Hair
…. and nose ring.
On Market Street, SF, where being different is expected.
Panny GX7, kit zoom.