(T-Minus 8) A Thankful Ten Days Before Christmas: Nighttime Strolls

My friends thought I was crazy. “You go for walks at night? Through the Tenderloin*?” Repeated questions spoken with incredulity. Um, yes. Walks at night. Through the Tenderloin. Once you’ve made it past Taylor and Market in the direction of Union Square, you’re golden.  Just, uh, don’t tell my mother. *The “Tenderloin” is one of […]

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Waiting for . . . #Stormageddon?

It’s been a moody day. Tomorrow will be moodier. People all over the country have been flipping out about the incoming rainstorm to California (and the rest of the West Coast). Goodness knows we need this rain, after the terrible drought earlier this year. When I stopped by Photoworks SF earlier today to drop off […]

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Night Visions of San Francisco

There’s something calm and serene about a city at night. When the waters of the San Francisco Bay lie just so, and the glow of the city casts an orange shadow of light into the sky, I can’t help but smile. It transforms the mundane into the mystical. It’s Christmas lights on all year round. […]

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Lilies and a Sunhat

Impromptu weekend day trips to Napa Valley are the best.  Especially when the weather is gorgeous.  It is a little bit embarrassing to admit, but despite living in San Francisco, which is a brief 45 minutes from the edge of wine country, I rarely made it up to wine country for the first five years […]

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Jeanne Begins Again

My cousin gifted me a 1970s Canon AE-1 film camera for my birthday several years ago.  For the first year and a half, the camera languished in my closet because the thought of handling film was, when compared with the immediacy of my DSLR Canon Rebel T1i, too much trouble.  One day I wandered into […]

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