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| Monday, 7-Nov-2005 00:00 |
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1968 Shelby Cobra on Castro Street, San Francisco
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When I saw this beauty parked outside The Bar on Castro, my heart stopped. This is a very rare treat...especially one in such good condition.
I won't blather on here...I'll just let the Shelby do the talking.
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| Tuesday, 20-Sep-2005 00:00 |
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A walk home from the gym.
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It was a beautiful San Francisco evening. The sun was going down, and as I walked home from the gym, I had New Orleans and Hurricane Katrina on my mind. San Francisco will probably be destroyed again at some point in the future, which is why I enjoy it as much as I can during this time before The Big One.
These were taken mostly on a single block of Vallejo Street in Russian Hill.
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| Monday, 8-Aug-2005 00:00 |
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Tenderloin street art.
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These are located on Myrtle Street (an alleyway, actually) in San Francisco's Tenderloin district.
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| Sunday, 7-Aug-2005 00:00 |
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Tenderloin street life.
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Myrtle and Larkin, Tenderloin, San Francisco.
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A young skateboarder. He didn't mind getting his picture taken.
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Chilling.
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I hung around outside the art gallery at the corner of Geary and Larkin. Again, I'll just let the photos tell the story of the day.
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| Saturday, 6-Aug-2005 00:00 |
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The Shooting Gallery, Larkin @ Geary, San Francisco.
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Daigle and I decided to pop in on an event called "Wet Paint" at The Shooting Gallery http://www.shootinggallerysf.com/ in the Tenderloin. Pretty fun...got some good shots of the artists at work. I won't bore you with describing the place...I'll let the photos talk.
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| Monday, 11-Jul-2005 00:00 |
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gremlin.
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Hi everyone...I'm back. Finally. Yeah, I know...it's been a while. But in addition to my camera breaking again (this time for good) and a rather tumultuous existence since...oh...January or so, I haven't had the time, energy, resources, or heart to post anything here.
But guess what? I'm back. With a vengeance. 
I have a new camera...an Olympus Evolt E300 8 megapixel SLR. Oh, I love it. Yes, I do. I've started a photography business, and already have tons of clients lined up.
Life is finally smoothing out...and it's time to have fun.
So...this is Gremlin...I see her all the time parked around Pacific Heights here in San Francisco. She's great...a rare Levi's edition with real Levi's denim upholstery. Of course, the interior is just as bad as the exterior of this old gal...but somehow, she still has her dignity.
Personally, I think she'd be a perfect candidate for MTV's Pimp My Ride.
Oh yes...
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| Monday, 22-Nov-2004 00:00 |
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Just Like the Movies
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DreamWorks is filming a movie on my street, and my building is actually in it. The movie's working title is "If Only It Were True" directed by Mark Waters.
The interior of my apartment has an eerie glow this evening; the entire alleyway outside is all lit up because it's temporarily been transformed into a movie set. It was a bit surreal to have my street look like something out of an Alfred Hitchcock film. However, to be honest, I wish it was like that all the time. It's amazing how lighting can take this alley - something I see every day - and turn it into a noir dreamworld.
So tonight, I am going to bed in a place that literally looks like something right out of the movies - surreally lit - and Reese Witherspoon running around right outside my bedroom window.
I guess this is another one of those "only in San Francisco" things.
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| Thursday, 11-Nov-2004 00:00 |
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who'd have thunk it?
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a rainbow in san francisco.
taken today as the sun came out for approximately 3 minutes.
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| Tuesday, 9-Nov-2004 00:00 |
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daigle
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my friend chris daigle called me this afternoon on his way home from work (he's in the coast guard, stationed over in oakland) and asked me what i was doing. i suggested since the light was good, let's take some pictures. i still need lots of practice.
some of these actually turned out pretty good.
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| Tuesday, 2-Nov-2004 00:00 |
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election day sky.
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yes, it's election day, and yes, i voted. however, i think that who and what you vote for is a very personal thing, and there are so many, many weblogs out there dedicated to politics.
however, this is my photoblog...where politics don't matter.
so i present to you...tonight's evening sky, taken from the second-story mens' locker room of my gym. the gym, gorilla sports (a bally establishment), used to be the grand, grand alhambra theater. however, the theater went dark in late 2000, and sat empty for a while. it was resurrected when it was converted into a neighborhood gym, which is actually a very creative way to recycle such a gorgeous old building. the marquee is still lit up, and the old movie screen now broadcasts cnn in the morning and evening, and old movies the rest of the time. the balconies are now home to the cardio machines, and the floor where patrons once sat to watch movies is now filled with weight machines and free weights. yoga and kickboxing classes are conducted in the large area in front of the old screen.
it's actually quite amazing to do bench presses while staring at the incredibly ornate ceiling. i used to see movies there when it was a neighborhood theater, and now...i work out in the same place.
it's a wonderfully quirky aspect of my existence...and another one of those "only in san francisco" things.
here are some links to look at:
history of the theater: http://www.cinematreasures.org/theater/2247
how it appears today: http://www.noehill.com/sf/landmarks/vanness/alhambra.jpg
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# 4 is especially cool.
