San Francisco Photo of the Day

[Charles Pearson]

[Charles Pearson]

[Charles Pearson]

[Charles Pearson]

[Charles Pearson]

[Charles Pearson]

[Charles Pearson]

[Charles Pearson]

Edited September 14, 2010 by Zahc

[Charles Pearson]

[Charles Pearson]

[Charles Pearson]

[Charles Pearson]

[Charles Pearson]

[Charles Pearson]

[Charles Pearson]

[germanartist]

This beautiful photo tells a melancholy story. What, or whom is he waiting for? What are his hopes? Where did he come from? What is his future?

[germanartist]

Wonderful, transparent, many-layered compositiion --- the doll manages to both look lifeless, and full of feelings, mostly melancholy.

You beautiful photos ideally showcase the contrasting architectural styles of downtown.

[germanartist]

Absolutely STUNNING photos. I didn't know the ballpark was so beautiful. Brilliant color, composition, contrast of open space and detail. How in the world did you get those shots? Were you on a ship?]

[germanartist]

This photo is glorious --- one of my favorite photos of yours --- The light at the end of the tunnel, or snail shell --- or is it Babylon?

[germanartist]

Glorious compositions! A Study in Steel Blues, cool greens, with a splash of warm green --- textures, lines, light --- architectural spirit

[germanartist]

Is that a noose above the booth?

Lovely compositions of everyday - but in your hands mysterious - objects. Stunning study in white, just as the photo above is a study in dark. Both evoke an ominous feeling.

Edited September 24, 2010 by germanartist

[germanartist]

Inside this magnificent government architecture... citizens appear as dwarfs... maybe that was the intention? No matter, your photo is magificent, too. Again, a monochromatic study in whites, with just enough dark, to serve as contrast. Lovely contrast of the cool daylight and the warm lights, and the sublime, warm glow at the top.

[germanartist]

Two beautiful studies in disorderly order, and surfaces that reflect the light either sharply, or softly. In just one or two photos, you say so much.

[germanartist]

Great photo, every person's mini portrait tells a story --- and that Clipper-thing. Can't believe cash strapped MUNI removed all the freshly installed Trans-link machines, from every street car and station, just to replace them with Clipper, which does the same thing --- just to change the logo. At least my Translink cards work with Clipper. Well, I tried it today, it seems to work well, can load your monthly pass on the computer chip of the Clipper card, or pay as you go, like a debit card, without worrying about change --- and can use it on BART, Ferry, Oakland transit --- have you tried it Zahc?

[germanartist]

I think that's the old movie theater on Columbus Ave in North Beach, where Jane Greer and Robert Mitchum in "Out Of The Past" stole some private moments while hiding from her gangster boss lover whom she had unsuccessfully tried to kill, and successfully releaved of $ 40 000.00. The quintessential film noir, and wonderful composition here, too, featuring my favorite singer, Billie Holiday.

Edited September 25, 2010 by germanartist