Monthly Archives: October 2011

There are hundreds of fantastic “postcard” photos of San Francisco and specifically the Golden Gate Bridge.  But it is still rewarding to look for your own moments worth capturing.  After a bald sky with little sunset color at Baker Beach, … Continue reading →

For me it is photography but it could be painting, poetry, dance, music or any art form that helps us see the images within the images.  This past week I was looking for them in the morning hours at a … Continue reading →

Ruins and history sometimes shine most graciously when bathed in the golden glow of the final light before sunset.  This is true of the old ruins of Sutro Baths whose stones still kiss the Pacific Ocean in San Francisco. The … Continue reading →

In the art of wine-tasting there are basically six steps: use your sense of sight, then swirl, sniff, sip, spit and finally drive home safely.  Just as there is an art to tasting the fermented juices, there’s an art to … Continue reading →

This past week I walked past the “Enchantment Pond” outside the De Young Museum in Golden Gate Park.  It isn’t very large but right now a couple of dozen water lilies are blooming.  I photographed these lilies one day in … Continue reading →