July 4
Ocean Beach, Camera Obscura, Mount Davidson
14 juillet
DeYoung, Ruth Asawa, Gerhard Richter
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Tale of Two Holidays
July 4
Ocean Beach, Camera Obscura, Mount Davidson
14 juillet
DeYoung, Ruth Asawa, Gerhard Richter
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Are you trying to say that the American Holiday is filled with sunlight, beautiful nature and old religious iconography while the French Holiday is filled with greyness, cold, and dubious art?
I'm confused. Nice pics though.
Posted by: sfmike | Jul 16, 2007 at 10:13 PM