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Pier 33 #1
These two photos of the Pier 33 façade were taken with C-41 film. (The remainder of the photos on this page were taken with Kodak 400 TMAX.) |
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Pier 33 #2
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Palm Trees
These palm trees line up along Embarcadero Street. |
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Artwork
There's some various pieces of artwork in front of a lot of the buildings along the Embarcadero. I thought the contrast was a good one with the brushed silver artwork against the monotony of the skyscraper. |
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Symmetry
The symmetry of this archway (which I think leads into an underground parking garage) was what caught my eye. |
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Reflections
I can never resist reflections. The gingerbread of a much older building was distorted in the mirrored glass windows of an obviously newer building. |
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Old Street Lantern
This was so cool! The sun was shining brightly as I hid behind the brick building and aimed up towards the sun that was streaming in through the old street lantern. The sun lit up the leaves of the tree. |
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Spider Web
I took several pictures of this spider web. It was right next to the street so I had to wait as cars went by or people walked in front of me. This was one of the photos I was talking about, when someone was watching me and wondering just what the heck I was looking at! |
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Surrealism
To me this looked SCI-FI 'cause it almost looks like a monorail. But it was just the side of a building with the ledges protruding and the sun was casting some great shadows! |
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Dick Tracy?
Another piece of color artwork changing like a chameleon to B&W. |
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Tree & Window Shades
For pretty simple inanimate objects, there was a lot going on. |
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Under Construction
Heading back to the car via a construction walkway. |
