While walking down Valencia St yesterday I could hear the sounds of huge crowd in Dolores Park. I had forgotten it was Easter, but it was soon apparent by the waves of bunny ears that something neat was taking place in the park. I still don’t even know what it was, but with my cameras [...]
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Pics from Climber’s Prom
Last week, some friends and I got all dressed up and climbed at Mission Cliff’s and called it our “Climber’s Prom“. Bouldering in a tux was a fun challenge and my date’s modified harness/dress was pretty awesome too We had about 10 folks show up in formal attire, a few of whom we had never [...]
Beaver Street Wall
I got together with some friends over the weekend and did some climbing in Corona Heights Park. I already loved the view from the park, but was totally stoked to learn it had some really unique climbing spots too. Who knew there was great outdoor climbing in the middle of SF? You can check out [...]
More fun with news bins
Shortly after installing my UC Davis diorama in an un-occupied Employment Guide bin, I scattering mini-OWS protestors in news bins around SF. I’m still playing with the various ways that these empty newspaper racks can be re-used as playful forms of free speech. I also love the idea of spreading a little discourse in the [...]
1906 earthquake stereoscopic images
LaughingSquid posted some recently discovered stereoscopic images taken shortly after the 1906 earthquake (and subsequent fires) in San Francisco. Whats interesting about these photographs is not that they are 3D, which was invented in the 1830′s, but that they are an early form of color photography called Kromskop. I wanted to recreate the 3D effect [...]
