I met Mark on the corner of 6th and Mission. It was a foggy day and for some reason I kept bumping into people with guitars during my stroll. I stopped Mark to talk about his mandolin and snap some shots of Mark before he disappeared into back into the fog. Tweet
Posts Tagged ‘mission’
“Robots Don’t Know Anything About Twitter” in color and online!
In the earlier days of Twitter, I made a comic book based on Tweeted suggestions from my followers. The book, “Robots Don’t Know Anything About Twitter“, was written and drawn completely in 24 hours. A few years later, I spent 24 MORE hours painstakingly watercolored each page, but never got around to publishing it… until [...]
Journey Into Analog: They Might Be Giants
The Giants won the series and our neighborhood went nuts. I’ve shared some epic iPhone shots and Lightt videos from the rioting, but I also wanted to share some of the film shots from that night too. The 35mmm shots are all from the first hour of celebrating… then I went back out with my [...]
Madness at 22nd and Mission.
Couldn’t sleep with all of the SF Giants celebratory rioting happening right around the corner from our house, so I went out to see what was happening. I brought a couple rolls of 1200 and 800 ISO film (35mm and 120 for my Diana), which I burned through quickly, so we’ll have to wait till [...]
American Analog: expired 110 color
Last week I wrote a little thingy about my adorable 110 Mark II Zoom SLR camera from Minolta, well I’ve finally gotten some shots to share! I don’t think these look too bad, especially considering the negatives are almost have the size of 35mm film. The prints are even better than the scans from the [...]
