‘Periwinkle Dew’
The Vinca minor sports a shade of lavender blue otherwise known as periwinkle. It was the favorite color of my first crush, Ms. Erin. She was 23 and I was 5, so things didn’t work out…
Always hot for teacher…

‘Periwinkle Dew’

The Vinca minor sports a shade of lavender blue otherwise known as periwinkle. It was the favorite color of my first crush, Ms. Erin. She was 23 and I was 5, so things didn’t work out…

Always hot for teacher…

‘The Other Side’
They say the grass is greener on the other side; however, in this case, danger looms across the fence. 
It’s sometimes OK to obey (…but breaking the rules feels oh so good).

‘The Other Side’

They say the grass is greener on the other side; however, in this case, danger looms across the fence. 

It’s sometimes OK to obey (…but breaking the rules feels oh so good).

‘Casa de Calla’
A fruit fly takes a rest on the pistil of a natural Calla Lily in Golden Gate park. One of my favorite shots that I hid for a while because it holds no real significance other than personal accomplishment, but I need a little pick-up from myself sometimes to keep on moving. 
Disfrutes.

‘Casa de Calla’

A fruit fly takes a rest on the pistil of a natural Calla Lily in Golden Gate park. One of my favorite shots that I hid for a while because it holds no real significance other than personal accomplishment, but I need a little pick-up from myself sometimes to keep on moving. 

Disfrutes.

‘Tree Blooms’
Golden Gate Park, San Francisco.
Enjoy.

‘Tree Blooms’

Golden Gate Park, San Francisco.

Enjoy.

‘Species Unknown’
I was really happy I snapped this photo, thinking it was an Indian Paintbrush Flower - which connects with one of my fondest memories of childhood and it was the third or fourth flower I could identify at 5 years old (the others are dandelion, sunflower, and rose). I came to find out (after a little research) that this is not, in fact, an Indian Paintbrush Flower… or it may be and is not in bloom, but not probable.
It’s crazy the things you hold on to from so long ago.
Still one of my most liked shots from the trip.
Enjoy.

‘Species Unknown’

I was really happy I snapped this photo, thinking it was an Indian Paintbrush Flower - which connects with one of my fondest memories of childhood and it was the third or fourth flower I could identify at 5 years old (the others are dandelion, sunflower, and rose). I came to find out (after a little research) that this is not, in fact, an Indian Paintbrush Flower… or it may be and is not in bloom, but not probable.

It’s crazy the things you hold on to from so long ago.

Still one of my most liked shots from the trip.

Enjoy.

‘A Daffodil Stands Out’
Shot at Golden Gate Park, San Francisco. The nature in this park is absolutely astounding - a must see when you need a break from the hustle and bustle. 
Enjoy.

‘A Daffodil Stands Out’

Shot at Golden Gate Park, San Francisco. The nature in this park is absolutely astounding - a must see when you need a break from the hustle and bustle. 

Enjoy.

‘Trail Blazer’
One of my favorite shots from the trip to San Francisco. This was taken at Golden Gate Park during a break from a torrential downpour. I hiked the ins and outs of this park for 3 hours, covering an unofficial distance of 9 miles. It was really quit subduing - iPod on full blast, rain licking my face like an overexcited puppy, and a flow of shots that would make a bartender jealous (if they served photos).
This photo was obtained during a zoom spin during exposure. The key is to find a focal point at the center of your viewfinder and make sure you’re real steady with the camera as you spin the zoom lens. Camera should be set to shutter priority or manual, if you’re a boss ;), an exposure of 1/400 is sufficient to zoom onto your subject as your shutter opens and subsequently closes. 
Wrap-up: Thought a lot, shot a lot, got a lot.
Enjoy. 

‘Trail Blazer’

One of my favorite shots from the trip to San Francisco. This was taken at Golden Gate Park during a break from a torrential downpour. I hiked the ins and outs of this park for 3 hours, covering an unofficial distance of 9 miles. It was really quit subduing - iPod on full blast, rain licking my face like an overexcited puppy, and a flow of shots that would make a bartender jealous (if they served photos).

This photo was obtained during a zoom spin during exposure. The key is to find a focal point at the center of your viewfinder and make sure you’re real steady with the camera as you spin the zoom lens. Camera should be set to shutter priority or manual, if you’re a boss ;), an exposure of 1/400 is sufficient to zoom onto your subject as your shutter opens and subsequently closes. 

Wrap-up: Thought a lot, shot a lot, got a lot.

Enjoy. 

‘San Francisco Bloom’
Trees blooming in Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, near Haight and Ashbury.
Enjoy.

‘San Francisco Bloom’

Trees blooming in Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, near Haight and Ashbury.

Enjoy.

“Sunset Over Golden Gate Park”
Ooooohhh yeah! First evening in San Francisco and I got this!? It’s on! Fisherman’s Wharf today, real excited!
Enjoy.

“Sunset Over Golden Gate Park”

Ooooohhh yeah! First evening in San Francisco and I got this!? It’s on! Fisherman’s Wharf today, real excited!

Enjoy.