Sea Nettle
California Academy of Sciences - San Francisco, CA
Sea Nettles are common along California coast in fall and winter. They sometimes congregate in huge swarms. Source: CAS
Sea Nettle
California Academy of Sciences - San Francisco, CA
Sea Nettles are common along California coast in fall and winter. They sometimes congregate in huge swarms. Source: CAS
Alamo Square
San Francisco, CA
Contrasting fabulously against both City Hall and the Financial District in the distance, Alamo Square is lined with so many Victorian houses that the area has been declared an historic district.
Victorian Houses
Alamo Square - San Francisco, CA
Examples of colorful Victorian houses you can find on Alamo Square. Today these ornate, gabled wooden houses are the most photographed private homes in San Francisco and appear on countless postcards.
Grace Cathedral
California St. San Francisco, CA
Inspired by Notre Dame in Paris, it is the third largest Episcopal cathedral in the US and one of America’s most lavish religious structures. This renowned San Francisco landmark serves as a regional magnet where diverse people gather to worship, celebrate, seek solace, converse and learn.
Bufano St. Francis
Grace Cathedral - San Francisco, CA
Open arms of Beniamino Bufano’s sculpture are a perfect symbol of the cathedral - a welcoming house of prayer for all people.
The Indoor Labyrinth
Grace Cathedral - San Francisco, CA
The labyrinth is an archetype, a divine imprint, found in all religious traditions in various forms around the world. The indoor labyrinth is open during the cathedral hours except during special events or services while the outdoor labyrinth is open 24 hours for walking.
Spanish Crucifix
Grace Cathedral - San Francisco, CA
Life-sized crucifix invites visitors to leave prayers and messages.
Grace Cathedral
San Francisco, CA
Rose Window
Grace Cathedral - San Francisco, CA
This 25-ft work of faceted glass symbolizes the themes of the Canticle of the Sun, a famous devotional poem written by St. Francis of Assisi.
Façade of Grace Cathedral
San Francisco, CA
Medusa
Haight-Ashbury San Francisco, CA
The hippie-central of San Francisco. The matrix of yet another Bohemian movement that San Francisco has given birth to, this area nurtured idealistic hippies in the late 1960s. There are still some tripping freaks here. After moving around the streets, savor a well-earned cappuccino and snack the People’s Cafe.
The Ferry Building in Infrared
Embarcadero
San Francisco, California
April 27,2011
Sunset at the Baker Beach
San Francisco, California
April 21, 2011
First Attempt on HDR Panorama
Our place at San Francisco, California
April 18, 2011
