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Coasters...the bird is my first installment, then read the instructions again and the heart is the 2nd attempt.
Very happy.
CLARION ALLEY in SAN FRANCISCO is known for it's incredible GRAFFITI & MURAL SIZE STREET ART. The works change every so often, usually when some a-0's destroy a piece with dumb tags. It's worth coming down to the Mission/Valencia corridor to experience a long tradition of street art. This alley used to be just political inspired murals. Now the art runs a gambit of fun to political.. (HINT: lots of trendy restaurants on the connecting Valencia Street. Though the alley is not really safe at dusk/night)
CLARION ALLEY in SAN FRANCISCO is known for it's incredible GRAFFITI & MURAL SIZE STREET ART. The works change every so often, usually when some a-0's destroy a piece with dumb tags. It's worth coming down to the Mission/Valencia corridor to experience a long tradition of street art. This alley used to be just political inspired murals. Now the art runs a gambit of fun to political.. (HINT: lots of trendy restaurants on the connecting Valencia Street. Though the alley is not really safe at dusk/night)
I started off this project to help me "get better" at photography. That has not happened!! But as time went by I wanted this project to take note of these 52 weeks in my life, so I could remember what I did, what I went through. So, that's what it is!
I was busy being self-involved taking photos of myself and Paul turned up - hence why his head is half cut because the tripod was set up for my height not his - haha!
I am so very happy right now =)
34/52
Another leftover from my project last year.
Processed in lightroom with UTW Southside present - download here-
www.flickr.com/photos/infondoalmare/3781696724/in/set-721...
Not spectacular as far as lighting... I keeps it simple!!
1 Canon 430EXII @ 1/4 PWR CL into a silver umbrella.
I'm a sucker for a genuine smile
CLARION ALLEY in SAN FRANCISCO is known for it's incredible GRAFFITI & MURAL SIZE STREET ART. The works change every so often, usually when some a-0's destroy a piece with dumb tags. It's worth coming down to the Mission/Valencia corridor to experience a long tradition of street art. This alley used to be just political inspired murals. Now the art runs a gambit of fun to political.. (HINT: lots of trendy restaurants on the connecting Valencia Street. Though the alley is not really safe at dusk/night)