The top of the Capri Motel’s sign. The Capri is located in Santa Clara, right on El Camino.
This was my first outing with my new D800E. The resolution is stunning and the camera is joy to use. But when it comes to size and weight, it’s a beast of a camera. I’ll still be using my D7000 when I need to keep gear weight and bulk down.
Just a short walk from my office, the Redwood Shores library has a little café. I tried it for the first time today.
I love neon signs so this Paul and Harvey sign always catches my eye when go to downtown Sunnyvale. I’ve never actually been inside. Perhaps I ought to try it out as the Yelp reviews are pretty good.
Four Mile Beach is just a few miles out of Santa Cruz on Highway 1 North. Not much color in sky on this evening in April.
Another shot from my super moon outing. I have to be partial to the Hills Brother’s Coffee building since its now the home of Wharton San Francisco. In my time at Wharton, the school was a few blocks away in the Folger’s building. I recently attended an event at the new campus and it’s a really beautiful facility.
I had gone out to photograph the super moon back in May but that didn’t work out quite as planned so I looked for other subjects.
The view from the terrace is quite impressive. The height is just right to appreciate the architectural detail of the surrounding historic buildings. The clock tower is part of the Wrigley Building which was built in the early 1920s. And while the view falls in the “don’t miss” category, I found their cocktails over priced and unimpressive.
A classic shot of the Golden Gate Bridge from the Marin Headlands.
San Francisco’s New Year’s Eve fireworks show as seen from Treasure Island.
