Some of my favorite portraits from the field trip to San Francisco.
Taking pictures of people while resting at the MOMA Cafe.
Going into the darkroom at Rayko
Jes in the beloved 1940's pohotbooth.
Jes looking at the view from the Marriott.
Jessie realizing that we forgot Neil as the elevator doors close.
The awkward moment when a woman enters the elevator filled with our class trying to sneak out of the hotel.
On the way home from the trip I snapped my view of the cranes on from BART. I know that none of the people who refused to give up their seats even though I told them I was disabled and in pain are reading this, but I hate them. And to the guy in the middle of the aisle who wanted to give me his seat but couldn't, thank you.
Taking pictures of people while resting at the MOMA Cafe.
Going into the darkroom at Rayko
Jes in the beloved 1940's pohotbooth.
Jes looking at the view from the Marriott.
Jessie realizing that we forgot Neil as the elevator doors close.
The awkward moment when a woman enters the elevator filled with our class trying to sneak out of the hotel.
On the way home from the trip I snapped my view of the cranes on from BART. I know that none of the people who refused to give up their seats even though I told them I was disabled and in pain are reading this, but I hate them. And to the guy in the middle of the aisle who wanted to give me his seat but couldn't, thank you.
There are some really nice portraits here. I love the lighting in many.
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