Street Photographs of the Day
 

Went in to "The City" (that's San Francisco, for all of you that don't live in Northern California ;)) today to attend the WatchBuys show.

Wandered around Yerba Buena Center across the street afterwards with the wonderful little Fuji X100F, had a spot of lunch, and did some sreet photography.

Reflecting on Walker Evans
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Yerba Buena Center & SF MOMA
http://photos.imageevent.com/puma_ca...C-and-MOMA.jpg

Yerba Buena Center for the Arts
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Moscone Reflections
http://photos.imageevent.com/puma_ca...eflections.jpg

Stephen, thank you for sharing.
As always, your photographs are :thumbsup:.

Stephen.......Wonderful photographs. It has been 45 years since I lived in San Francisco. I still have a deep fondness for The City.

Great photos! especially the B&W, the true photographic art.

Did you use a perspective control lens with tilt and shift? Your vertical lines are all nicely vertical without convergence.

One problem, though.

"The City" is NYC, specifically, Manhattan. :D :D :D :D :D :D

Great Photos Stephen! Thanks for sharing. :thumbsup: I am impressed with the Fuji X100F. :yes:

http://photos.imageevent.com/puma_ca...eflections.jpg

My personal favorite!

Me too, this is a wonderful picture.

Great photos. Did you see the Walker Evans exhibit? That would be inspiration for a day of photography.

No, I didn't...I went in for the WatchBuys roadshow...they are distributors of Sinn, Hanhart, and Fortis watches in North America, as well as some other makes. I'm a big fan of Sinn, Hanhart and Fortis watches.

TOTALLY off-topic, but two of my favorite watches from yesterday...

The Sinn 356 chronograph with acrylic crystal...only $1990. Incredible value for money.

http://photos.imageevent.com/puma_ca...%20Acrylic.jpg

An even more amazing value, the Fortis Official Cosmonautis. Worn by Russian Cosmonauts on space missions. On bracelet for gasp! $980! The build quality and execution of this watch is ridiculous; and for the money is just an off-the-charts value proposition. BTW, Fortis invented the automatic watch movement; they've been around making Swiss watches since 1906.
http://photos.imageevent.com/puma_ca...osmonautis.jpg

I DO need to get in to see the Walker Evans show, though. It will be there through Feb 4.

Very nice shots, Stephen!