Google Maps played a fun trick on all of us today, by making their maps look like old 8-bit ones. Here is a few snapshots of the city.
01. April 2012
Categories: Holidays, Panorama, Random |
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Rainy Saturday morning.
31. March 2012
Categories: TenderNob |
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This window display on Hyde and Post is really intriguing, considering it is not a shop.
29. March 2012
Categories: Shop, The Tenderloin |
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28. March 2012
Categories: Union Square |
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I was at the offices of Typekit this morning for a workshop about disposable films, and let’s just say that the view from up there is pretty much the coolest around. It’s on the 9th floor of the US Bank building, at Mission and 22nd.
25. March 2012
Categories: Building, Panorama, The Mission |
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Don’t you just love happy buildings? I do.
22. March 2012
Categories: Art, Building, The Tenderloin |
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Early morning, Belden Place.
21. March 2012
Categories: Shop, Union Square |
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This weekend hashtag project was about finding light in unusual places, thus #chasinglight.
19. March 2012
Categories: Instagram, Weekend Hashtag Project |
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Foggy afternoon, gray sky, flying birds.
18. March 2012
Categories: Panorama |
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It’s brunch time at American Cupcake on Union St., where the decor is as funky as the menu. Red velvet battered fried chicken on waffles? Yes please.
11. March 2012
Categories: Food, Shop, The Marina |
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Sunny alleyway in SoMa.
04. March 2012
Categories: Building, SoMa |
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Geary street, between Polk and Van Ness, seems to be in need of a makeover.
03. March 2012
Categories: Building, The Tenderloin |
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Kind of sharing its borders with The Mission. Gorgeous houses.
02. March 2012
Categories: Building, The Castro |
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The colorful Stevenson alleyway, between 7th and 6th.
01. March 2012
Categories: Panorama, SoMa |
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This tiny house has appeared on the side of the Hotel Des Arts on Bush St. From SFist:
The cabin was installed via crane, using an aluminum frame affixed to the side of the hotel, just above the roof of Le Central, a small French restaurant. And no, you can’t go inside. It will remain in place, and get weathered by the elements, through October.
28. February 2012
Categories: Building, Financial District, Random |
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