
Merp is ready to share a glass of wine with his human friends.
With wine, cats, good music, and intellectual and artistic curiosity, we will get through this.


Merp is ready to share a glass of wine with his human friends.
With wine, cats, good music, and intellectual and artistic curiosity, we will get through this.


Mono Lake, September 2019. The Hipstamatic treatment makes it look like it could have been the same place in 1959.


This building on Polk Street has long intrigued me. It feels very out of place style-wise with a more 1960s modern-tropical vibe compared to its more “classic San Francisco” surroundings. It houses some Asian businesses and otherwise seems vacant. I personally like both modernist angles and its dissonance.


A combination of Hipstamatic presets turns an industrial section of San Francisco into an alien landscape.


Looking up from street level at the Broadway Junction subway station in Brooklyn, New York. The J train is passing through.


A lone Joshua Tree on a winter day in its eponymous park. Although the color is a bit exaggerated via Hipstamatic, the trees are exceptionally green at this time of year.


Langton Street in the South of Market (SOMA) neighborhood of San Francisco, the same neighborhood where we at CatSynth live.


Through this window at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the city itself becomes a work of art. The partial reflections add texture.
If you haven’t already done so, please check out Part 1 of our report from the newly renovated MoMA.