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Playing with photoshop to make big things look tiny and fake when, in fact, they are huge and real.

i think this light blue will need to be changed but I'll leave that 'til the end!

Low light pictures from my camera never turn out that great - this one turned out kind of nice, though.

I stumbled upon a vigil by September 11 Families for Peaceful Tomorrows at Union Square last night.

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"Disorder: 9 Uneven Angles" (2015)

Artist: Bernar Venet

New York, NY.

Sake Tasting Area:

The famous sake makers and distributors from Japan and U.S. gathered in one place proudly serving premium sake and cocktails!

 

Participated companies: Choya | Iichiko | Sake Tengoku | Sequoia Sake | Hosoda Brothers | Joto Sake | Wismettac Asian Foods | JFC International | Ozeki Sake USA | Kikkoman | Takara Sake | N.A. Sales | Gekkeikan USA | True Sake

Ohio Star with the green corners done this way is called Union Square...honing my geometry.

Just a portion of Union Square. This brick box houses an anchor cable for the Christmas Tree in Union Square

Home Telephone Co. (1908)

Architect: Coxhead & Coxhead

333 Grant Ave.

Union Square, San Francisco

 

© Matthew X. Kiernan

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Renaissance Revival Commercial Building (1905)

301 Grant Ave.

Union Square, San Francisco

 

© Matthew X. Kiernan

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Anyone can scream and shout in the square, the trick is getting people to pay attention.

Union Square, San Francisco, CA

 

November, 2009

After another delightful Monday night, Havenites make their way to the subway, homeward bound.

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