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This week the APEC conference was held in San Francisco (I guess Biden was in town). As a result, the city was spruced up and way too many police were brought in. Back during Pride month, an art installation by Illuminate had been set up, which shined a rainbow of lasers down Market Street towards Twin Peaks. They decided to dust off the installation for the conference, but instead of a rainbow, the lights continually changed patterns and colors. It is a very interesting sight and makes for some good photo opportunities. On Wednesday I threw my compact camera in my bag before heading to my office. It also happened to rain a little that day, so when I went walking down Market Street after work, there were plenty of puddles to catch some reflections of the lasers! As you can see in the last photo, there were plenty of other photographers out that night, too. These were actually shot handheld, just with a high ISO, as I didn’t bring my tripod with me that day.
This building was really neat. It stood on a corner in Brooklyn. I wanted to document what I saw but not with a standard snapshot.
Cyclist on the cycle path alongside the Aire and Calder Navigation, Holbeck, Leeds with Tower Works in the background. Tower Works is a former factory producing steel carding pins for the textile industry, Tower Works was built between 1864-66. It features three towers all built in the Italianate style. The factory closed in 1981. Yorkshire Forward acquired the site in 2005, as part of the regeneration of Holbeck Urban Village.
It had rained earlier. So, on my way to Vatican City, I was hoping to find some puddles and found this little one. Always fun to shoot something that's been photographed a million times from a different perspective.