I’ve had the following photos stuck on my camera for a week now, as I accidentally left my camera charger + extra battery at my old abode. I finally retrieved it, and my photos are finally free. I’ve actually spent the entire day either editing or taking photos, and I’ve loved every freaking minute of it. I’ll take that as evidence that this whole photography MFA will work out just fine for me.

Anyway.

Last weekend, my roommate Cyndie and I went adventuring in the Mission to look for art and coffee and perhaps some mexican breakfast potatoes. We found all three.

Our first stop was a series of in-house art shows by Home Is Something I Carry With Me, a San Francisco-based art collective that has been one of the grant recipients from Southern Exposure. I’m quickly getting used to the amount of art I have public access to at any given time. I could visit a different art show every day and still not put a dent in the SF arts scene.

Additional stops on our trek included Triple Base Gallery, Philz Coffee, multiple alleyways and storefront windows. This place is serious eye candy. Slightly grimy burrito-flavored candy.

And to top off my trek, on the final walk home, I see this. Total camouflage parking awesomeness. My day can’t be more complete.

Man, it feels good to be blogging again. I took another 357920 photos today, and will be posting them tomorrow. Hooray!

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