Category: Photography

Zine of street photography in Mexico by Bay Area legend Brian Brophy (aka the Tens), benefits Mexico City earthquake victims

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You love his photographs of San Francisco and the Bay Area. Now you can own a taste of the work he’s done down in Mexico, while also helping those in need:

All profits will be donated to Mexican earthquake relief efforts through Oxfam. Oxfam has pledged to direct 100% of donated funds to support services and relief and recovery efforts in affected areas. Please choose the product with the amount you would like to donate. If you would like to donate more than $100, please do it directly with an organization and send proof of payment to thetenssf@gmail.com and I will ship you a zine.

Zines are 40 pages of color photographs I took in Mexico from 2014 through 2017. Zines will ship beginning the first week of October.

Get yours here.

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Local street photographer Troy Holden’s first solo exhibition opens this Friday

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Mule Gallery is the place. Reception is Friday, January 6th, 6-9pm. Here’s the deal:

Colorful Streets is an exhibition of color photographs taken in the streets of San Francisco. The show features candid snapshots of everyday life and its absurdities in the downtown neighborhoods.

Troy Holden is a photographer who focuses his camera on the Mid-Market area of San Francisco. Since 2011, he’s been taking daily walks looking for interesting faces and interactions in the crowded streets. His work has been featured in Juxtapoz, American Photo, and Hamburger Eyes.

RSVP and invite your friends. Show runs through February 24th.

Budget yachting on a warm summer’s eve

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Budget yachting is a pastime we should all be taking greater advantage of, all the time (as we’ve discussed before) but there’s nothing quite like being out in the middle of the bay on a warm summer’s evening, darkness all around you except for a few familiar beacons off in the distance, whiskey in hand.

[via Honey Jets]