Constructed to display fine art during the 1915 Panama-Pacific Exposition in San Francisco, the Palace of Fine Arts is one of the only remaining structures from the Exposition. Today it is a popular spot for tourists, weddings, and portrait photographers. Speaking of Noise, be sure to check out her WAY more talented shot of the Palace […]
Constructed to display fine art during the 1915 Panama-Pacific Exposition in San Francisco, the Palace of Fine Arts is one of the only remaining structures from the Exposition. Today it is a popular spot for tourists, weddings, and portrait photographers. I’ve always wanted to photograph it at night, and I’m so glad I had the […]
When I was in San Francisco the week before Thanksgiving, I was greeted with characteristically sunny, clear days. My excitement to photograph the Golden Gate Bridge before dark was quickly crushed when I arrived at Fort Point on a Wednesday and only then remembered that they aren’t open during the week. Fortunately, I was still […]
Often confused with its iconic cable cars, San Francisco also has some pretty cool street cars. (On a side note, so do Lisbon and New Orleans.) Cable cars run on steel rails with a slot between the tracks where an underground cable runs at a continuous nine miles per hour. Cable car drivers cannot power the […]
I couldn’t chose between these two photographs of pink flax, so I thought I’d post both. Do you have a preference? Any other feedback for me? Pink Flax Photo #1. Pink Flax Photo #2.
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