Howard Street. W Hotel (L). Snøhetta building, 2016

Here are five more photo's I took at the San Francisco Museum Of Modern Art.

Camera: Nikon FM2, 35mm f1.8 lens, Y2 Yellow Filter.

Film: TX-400, process in 1:3 Microdol-X

Scan Epson 330

See also: Tyler Green on the accompanying wall text.

(Zoom in to read the text. There's also a page 1.)

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Wall Drawing 895: Loopy Doopy (white and blue), 1999 (1928-2007) Fisher Collection. SFMOMA

Vortex, 2004. Wood, fibreglass, lacquer. Fisher Collection. SFMOMA

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Camera: Nikon FM2, 35mm f1.8 lens, Y2 Yellow Filter.

Film: TX-400, process in 1:3 Microdol-X

Oculus skylight (architect: Mario Botta. 1995)

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looking up at Olafur Eliasson's one-way color tunnel

10th floor deck

The Botta brick building with the new larger white building extension in the back as seen from the Yerba Buena Gardens in San Francisco, CA.

Shot with Minolta Maxxum 9xi SLR and AF 35mm f/2 lens @ f/4.5, 1/125sec on CineStill 50D ISO-50 film.

v1.0 before the expansion:

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Snøhetta

I visited the SFMOMA solo after biking 6 miles of San Francisco hills. Turned out to be amazing and totally worth it as I thought it would.

For more visit ZeroFreeRides.com and my personal site iamjoshuaweaver.com

I visited the SFMOMA solo after biking 6 miles of San Francisco hills. Turned out to be amazing and totally worth it as I thought it would.

For more visit ZeroFreeRides.com and my personal site iamjoshuaweaver.com

SFMOMA

SFMOMA 151 Third st. Soma, San Francisco CA. U.S.A.

view in black

Oculus skylight. Architect: Mario Botta. 1995

designed by mario botta

I visited the SFMOMA solo after biking 6 miles of San Francisco hills. Turned out to be amazing and totally worth it as I thought it would.

For more visit ZeroFreeRides.com and my personal site iamjoshuaweaver.com

View looking toward Transbay Terminal

I visited the SFMOMA solo after biking 6 miles of San Francisco hills. Turned out to be amazing and totally worth it as I thought it would.

For more visit ZeroFreeRides.com and my personal site iamjoshuaweaver.com

The new SFMOMA - San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. Opens to the public on May 14.

The iconic Oculus window.

I visited the SFMOMA solo after biking 6 miles of San Francisco hills. Turned out to be amazing and totally worth it as I thought it would.

For more visit ZeroFreeRides.com and my personal site iamjoshuaweaver.com

A fusion of art and architecture —

Bricks radiate.

Geometry aligned.

The eye opens.

Beneath the cool pulse of the Bay sky.

A museum peering into the future.

Escalier

(*) architect: mario botta. san francisco, usa.

San Francisco