> Wednesday, April 26, 2006: San Francisco Daily Photo has moved!
> Monday, April 24, 2006: Wall One Frame One
> Sunday, April 23, 2006: Made In Switzerland
> Friday, April 21, 2006: Invitation To A Weekend
> Thursday, April 20, 2006: Long Day At School?
> Wednesday, April 19, 2006: The Return Of The Palace
> Tuesday, April 18, 2006: Settlement
> Sunday, April 16, 2006: Happy Easter
> Thursday, April 13, 2006: Portrait of a San Francisco rock star
This San Francisco rock icon lives on Haight Street of course. There's a little story behind the dollar sign that was tagged on the license plate, anyone of the locals know it? If not, answer tomorrow...
> Monday, April 10, 2006: San Francisco Shadows and Colors: Multicolor
This time, we'll start off the week in multicolor. The previous image in this series can be viewed here. There will be one more next Monday, and then I'll move on to something different.
> Sunday, April 09, 2006: Ten Sixty Two: Louisville
There's a little over twenty 1940s
> Saturday, April 08, 2006: Homelessness
There are about eight thousand homeless in San Francisco, half of them living in shelters and rehabilitation centers and the other half on the streets.
> Friday, April 07, 2006: Nature At Work
After yesterday's mass of concrete, I needed a bit of greenery today, so here's another glance at Golden Gate Park.
> Thursday, April 06, 2006: Stacks Of Concrete
One of the embarcadero center buildings. The embarcadero center consists of plenty of office space and what you could consider a shopping mall (yes, there are a few shopping malls in San Francisco, for the longest time, I didn't think there were any, but I was wrong). Since I'm not very big on malls, I typically go there for the movie theater because it usually features films that you can't see anywhere else. Plenty of details here.
> Wednesday, April 05, 2006: Downhill Fun
> Tuesday, April 04, 2006: The Palace Of Fine Photographic Arts
Almost a hundred days since I started this site and I realized I haven't posted a photo dedicated to the Palace Of Fine Arts, one of the most photographed places in San Francisco - even though you can actually see it on this photo. And... there's a few other highly photographed landmarks I have postponed until now: Postcard Row, Pier 39, Coit Tower, etc... So, let me try to fix the situation and by the same token, get it over with these... So, here's a photo of the Palace Of Fine Arts, and I hope it won't offend anyone, but when I saw this roll of film in the mud, I just couldn't resist and had to immortalize the symbol (I will post a more conventional photo in the next few days I promise!). Here's the history of this construction (it's pretty surprising), and some information about a really good science museum hosted there called the exploratorium. The palace also hosts a theater with some pretty diverse programming: concerts, theatre, spectacles, films, lectures, etc...
> Monday, April 03, 2006: San Francisco Shadows And Colors: Blue On White
Back to more shadows and colors with this shadow over a modern house number in the Castro (the previous image in this series can be viewed here). Sorry I didn't publish a photo yesterday, I was on the road the whole day. With that, have a great week everyone!
PS: San Francisco Daily Photo just received a nice review from bloggeries that you can read here.
> Saturday, April 01, 2006: J'adore Dior
Admiration or possibly even adoration, in front of this piece from Marilyn Minter at the San Francisco Museum Of Modern Art, more commonly know as SFMOMA. It's not obvious on this image, but this is a painting, not a photograph. If you're interested, you can read a little bit about her work here.
> Friday, March 31, 2006: Row Of Triangles
A row of houses that caught my eye because it looked surreal in a strange kind of way.
> Thursday, March 30, 2006: Water, Butter And Wine...
...are the three things that make the world go around? Let's put some of you to work again (probably the locals): anybody recognizes this restaurant?
(we have two winners, see the comments)
> Wednesday, March 29, 2006: Goliath The Pacific Heights Robot
This is Goliath, a privately owned work of art installed in front of a house in Pacific Heights. The installation of the robot a few years ago had caused quite some reactions in the neighborhood because, as you can see, it is naked! This past Christmas, Goliath was even attacked and vandalized which explains why his head is leaning on the side right now. As you can see, Goliath has had some rough days, but he's still here, and standing!
> Tuesday, March 28, 2006: Find A Title!
This is the last one of those Union Square shots that I did 10 days ago that I'm planning to post, the other ones will remain in my private collection. But I'll probably do some more of that stuff in other neighborhoods in the weeks to come. It's pretty late and I wasn't sure how to title that photo - if you have an idea, please share and I'll update the title.
> Monday, March 27, 2006: San Francisco Shadows And Colors: Green On White
Some more Monday shadows and colors, with something a little different today as I've been trying to stay away from those walls and doors this weekend... the previous image can be viewed here.
> Sunday, March 26, 2006: Anatomy Of A Cable Car
Cable cars crossing path at one of the hilltops of California street, I just like their silhouettes, especially the bells.
> Saturday, March 25, 2006: Chasing That Photo
The fourth Union Square shot from last Saturday, I plan on posting one more on Tuesday (unless you ask for more...).
> Friday, March 24, 2006: Somewhat Pacific
The Pacific Ocean... which hasn't looked that pacific lately...
> Thursday, March 23, 2006: Cell Phone Action
And another Union Square shot... I hope you're getting used to this...
> Wednesday, March 22, 2006: From Treasure Island To San Francisco
A closer view of Bay Bridge which links San Francisco to Oakland via Treasure Island. The portion between Treasure Island and Oakland was damaged during the 1989 earthquake and is currently being rebuilt. All the factoids and history about the bridge can be found here if you're interested.
> Tuesday, March 21, 2006: Window Shopping
One more Union Square shot from this past weekend, maybe I'll post one every other day, there's just three more. Window shopping: an American/English phrase meaning to look into glass windows of a shop for entertainment and imagine purchasing items without actually purchasing... (source: wikipedia)
> Monday, March 20, 2006: San Francisco Shadows and Colors: Turquoise
To start off the week, a third photo in the shadows and colors series (the previous image can be seen here). To be added to the palette of San Francisco houses today: turquoise. Have a good week!
