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This is an HDR image taken while Chip and I were walking to SF MOMA. If you look to the end of the alleyway, you can see the monument (a spire) in Union Square. Union Square is a very high-end shopping area and popular tourist destination here in San Francisco.
Check out this image. Instinct Numerique is full of beautiful insect photography.
This show is color work from Monte Hartman’s students. I have seen many of the participant’s work and it is beautiful and varied. You can click the image for a sneak preview of my images in the exhibit. Now, I just need to frame all of these. Chip look out because framing makes me cranky.
The show opens on Friday, September 29th at Photo Central at 6 pm – 8:30 pm. Anyone in the San Francisco bay area, please drop and say hello.
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This is a mural across the street from SF MOMA.
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Hope that everyone (in the US) s enjoying their long Labor Day weekend. This one reminds me little of the Rothko painting that Chip and I saw at SF MOMA today. I like the thought of Long Life floating in the image. It was a reflection in the Metreon that I mirrored so that the text is readable.
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Today, Chip and I visited SF MOMA to see the Edward Weston and Tina Modotti in Mexico exhibit. To my surprise, I liked Tina’s work better and so did Chip. I found Edward Weston’s work a little too stark although I am a fan of his later work. This exhibit shows early work before Weston became well-known.
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Went digging deep into the archives for this one. It is the back of a lovely bakery in Petaluma but I know longer remember its name. We went on a visit to Petaluma for my Color Composition class. Our teacher, Monte Hartman, also took this shot. The owner came out and asked for a copy of his shot and offered some baked goods.
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I have another roll of B&W film in for processing. However, it is going to be at least a week before I get it back from the lab. The first place that I visited said 3 weeks so a week is better.
This is a montage of two other posted images, one from Santana Row and the other from Golden Gate park.
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This is another from the ’Lost Yosemite’ series. This was taken the first day. As you can tell, we arrived too late for the beautiful light and instead had midday sun.
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