Red poppies at the San Francisco Botanical Garden. Taken with a Lensbaby Velvet 56 lens at low aperture, giving the image its “impressionistic” look.
Tag: Photography
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Wordless Wednesday: Right of Way
The J-Church metro on the right-of-way between blocks in the Dolores Heights neighborhood of San Francisco.
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Wordless Wednesday: Microcosmic
A space-age-looking kinetic sculpture at a station along the new T line extension in San Francisco. The sculpture, titled Microcosmic, was created by Santa-Cruz-based artist Moto Ohtake. Besides being interesting in itself, it’s also cool because I have a commissioned piece by Ohtake here at CatSynth HQ!
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Wordless Wednesday: Auburn
Looking north on Auburn Street, a narrow street between Chinatown and Russian Hill in San Francisco.
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Wordless Wednesday: Presidio Parkway
Underneath the Presidio Parkway (US 101) as it approaches the Golden Gate Bridge. It passes over a hillside that includes the Presidio Pet Cemetery. If you haven’t yet seen our video about this special place, please check it out below.
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Wordless Wednesday: Carrizo Plain Superbloom
A wide view of the superbloom in Carrizo Plain National Monument back in April.
We have a lot more photos from Carrizo Plain on our Instagram.
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Wordless Wednesday: 9596 (Lights)
A segment of the light installation Lucy in the Sky by artist Erwin Redl at the new Union Square / Market Street station in San Francisco
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Wordless Wednesday: Flowering Cholla
Cholla cactus with bright blooms in Joshua Tree National Park. DSLR, manual mode with Soviet-era Helios 44-2 lens.
