On August 25, 2004, I posted photos of "massive, magical octopus kites on a beautiful day in Cesar Chavez Park at the Berkeley Marina." Little did I know that seven summers later, I would be ...
Two years ago in slightly different weather.
Blue and pink pastels seem to fit this town... must be something influential in the bay area sunsets. A handful of more overt color sets from overseas here, here and here.
Elsewhere: Mrs. Robinsons Stretching Session by Guia Besana, and photographers shooting + talking at Shooting Gallery, including Henri Cartier-Bresson.
Very happy to have been included over at Champalicious, Heathers new project: One Two Three: Rion Nakaya.
Above, on the east side of San Francisco. Elsewhere: Wind. Also, found via Stellar.io: Wedding Day, Booth, Sidewalk Playground, and this moment...
Have not yet had much time for photo-taking in this new city... Mommyhood, after all. (And before all, too.)
Still posting photos that I like and/or wish I had taken to rion.tumblr.com...
Above, in Temescal district of North Oakland. Recently tweeted: Downtown Corrida by Alban Lecuyer, Maira Kalman at the Jewish Museum by Martine Fougeron, and Scraper Bikes in East Oakland by Matthew ...
Shaking the dust off. Spent Sunday talking with and taking photos of over 50 finishers at the Oakland Running Festival. Just a few above... I have been enjoying quite a few photography links via my T...
Its raining in the Bay Area (with only trace amounts of radiation), so why not head to a museum? Above, the California Academy of Sciences. I havent posted these as quickly as I might of otherwise du...
International moves are challenging and draining... this was my third in five years. And just like my last two international moves, it sort of stalls the photoblog for a bit. Though I chronicled our ...
For 10-10-10, the last post from living in London. Previously, both in black and white: leaving Paris and leaving New York on this site.
Wrapping up the remaining photos of my London catalog... just a few posts left. Above, one from the rainy streets of Shoreditch, a shot from one of my favorite photo haunts: the Ridley Road street ma...
The nice thing about being behind the camera is that Im relatively practiced at blending into the street, not often becoming the subject of attention. This, however, was not the case at Oxford Circus...
Above, a collection (or really two sets of three) from my day-to-day in East London: my favorite sign in Newington Green, in London Fields with Violet (cup)cakes from Broadway Market, one from the Co...
More about Hampton Court Palace. Semi-related: Dry conditions in England this summer have left the outlines of historic sites in fields like Etch A Sketches from the air, from clusterflock.org. More ...
From a day trip to Brighton.
Above, the midweek scene on Camden High Street. Related, Ghost signs of Camden High Street, with closeups here. Previously on this site, more black and white and more with the 85mm f1.8 lens.
Yep, our last London summer... my recent tweet: "Movers booked. Plane tickets booked. Its official: after 4.5 years in Europe, were moving to San Francisco!" Previously: the announcement when...
Above, a few London scenes in high contrast, including Art Now: Janice Kerbel at the Tate Britain. More museums, more tattoos, more from Shoreditch, and more photos of women in the archives of this s...
Jean Nouvels Serpentine Gallery Pavilion on a spectacular summer day, above, from an afternoon coffee stop in Kensington Gardens. The last image is shot through red glass, creating some odd reflectio...
Above: Banstead, England, among the bees (and a bear) in the fields of Mayfield Lavender. Elsewhere, this image and this image from Nicolai Howalts How to Hunt... filed under photos i love on my slow...
Above, two paired. Taken at Oxford Circus with an 85mm f1.8 lens.
Above, Oxford Circus people-watching in black and white. These were taken on the same day that I visited the Sally Mann exhibition at The Photographers Gallery, which was small but moving, and surpri...
A few more pairs from London here, here, and here.
England is currently blanketed with red and white flags. They hang around shops, out of council estate windows, from wheelchairs, fly from cars whizzing by... And at around 3pm on Wednesday, throngs ...
More London, including a few favorite sets here, here, and here.
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