On Market Street, San Francisco, 12:30 pm
24 May 2007
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2 comments:
if given the choice, i'd take the bike.
To me, this image captures San Francisco in a big way. Here where the bicycle coalition is a political movement and causes property damage, and where there's so much wealth, too. It's such a small town that the homeless and the millionaires have to sort-of mingle with each other to get from point A to B.
I hope to photograph the Tenderloin before I move. Stay posted.
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