Men's Fashion

From The Archives

You just don't see enough guys sporting bow ties. 

In my opinion.

San Francisco, 2015

California Street

From The Archives

A basic sort of San Francisco scene from a couple of years back.

Public Art

From The Archives

Churches, as a rule, are pretty accessible to the public but I don't make a habit of going in.

Even though I enjoy the architecture I feel like an intruder.

One quiet morning in San Francisco I wandered into Grace Cathedral up on Nob Hill.

It turned out to be a good time to visit, Ribbons, an art installation by Anne Patterson, was in place.

Space Cadet

Giving the photos titles is fun as long as it comes to me fairly quickly.
I'm pretty sure the title for this one came to me instantly.

Pre-War

From The Archives

I spent a while searching online to pin down the year of this Buick.

Once I'd figured it out (within a few years) I noticed the license plate.

1937 Buick Special, San Francisco

Foggy San Francisco

From The Archives

Morning on the Embarcadero just before Christmas.

NO DOGS

From The Archives

Back in the Fall of 2012 I climbed the stairs up Telegraph Hill in San Francisco.

I saw this sign part way up.

Museum Fatigue

I sometimes get this way in museums too.


More San Francisco pics, including a few museum shots, can be found here:
flickr set

Clifford Still

Untitled, 1960

San Francisco Museum of Modern Art

That's All Folks!!

I reckon this shot has been taken by every tourist who ever wandered near the Ferry Building at night.

I'm home and the SF photos are done. 
All the SF photos can be seen here:
flickr

Contrasts in Architecture

The cute building is the Hobart Bldg. The not-so-cute one is 44 Montgomery St.

Hobart: completed 1914, architect Willis Polk

44 Montgomery: completed 1966, architect John Graham

Chinatown

Great lines from the movies ...

'forget it Jake, it's Chinatown'

Palm

de Young Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco

Art Lovers

San Francisco Museum of Modern Art