San Francisco, September 2025.
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Encounter
San Francisco, August 2025.
From the video A hidden gem in San Francisco.
House down the street
San Francisco, August 2025.
From the video A hidden gem in San Francisco.
Davidson Forest
San Francisco, August 2025.
From the video A hidden gem in San Francisco.
Near Twin Peaks
San Francisco, August 2025.
From the video A hidden gem in San Francisco.
Twin Tree, I
San Francisco, August 2025.
From the video A hidden gem in San Francisco.
A hidden gem in San Francisco
I'm back in the city for just a few days, and in this video, I want to show you one of my favorite spots. One that is lesser-known and not crowded, but a spot that I love visiting.
Morning walk, I
San Francisco, August 2025.
Full Moon over San Francisco
California, April 2025.
Evening in the park
San Francisco, January 2025.
Downtown SF, I
Oakland, April 2025.
From the video Running out of time.
Goodbye, SF
My last days in the Bay Area.
Joan of Arc
San Francisco, April 2025.
Golden Gate foggy evening
San Francisco, April 2025.
From the video How wide is too wide?
Red-shouldered Hawk, III
San Francisco, April 2025.
Alcatraz, I
San Francisco, April 2025.
Recent images from San Francisco
A collection of photographs I've made over the last few weeks here in the city.
Antennas
San Francisco, February 2025.
Chase what moves you
After months of absence, the fog finally returned to San Francisco last night. One of my favorite subjects in these conditions is the Golden Gate bridge, especially after sunset when the lights glow through the mist. So of course, I grabbed my camera and headed that way.
Oh, how I missed it!
The combination of fog, lights, and the low hum of fog horns echoing through the bay create an atmosphere that gives me goosebumps.
Standing there in those conditions felt similar to last week’s snowstorm in Yosemite, or to the time when Arches National Park became an otherworldly landscape, or to the fairy tale place that is Fanal in the island of Madeira. Those are the times that I live for, the ones that make photography so rewarding.
I’ve photographed the bridge in the fog many times before, and hopefully, I’ll do it many more times. These images never get much traction or attention, but that doesn’t matter: I love making them, being there makes me feel alive, and when I look at them later, the feelings rush back.
I’ll never get tired of photographing scenes that make me feel something. We have to chase what moves us.
SF Sunrise
San Francisco, February 2025.