Sometimes low-flying planes get stuck on the super-tall palm trees.
Coincidence
Tag: San Diego
…an Aldous Huxley Title
Landing
San Diego’s airport is right in the city, which means you can see the planes landing quite close.
More Flora
Above, sansevieria and puya; below, mother of thousands (I think).
The Pipes, The Pipes, are Calling
I think these may simply be fire hydrants – we saw them all over. If they are I’m not sure why they’re so complicated and appear in such a bewildering array of configurations.
And here’s one I created for a workshop on image and text, parodying Magritte:
Caught Red-Handed
Cones
Pastels and Glass
Christmas at the Beach
Just John
Reaching the northern border of Ocean Beach we walked off the beach into Mission Beach.
Protest Against Road Work?
Fishy Headless Patriots
Houseleek
Foggy Beach
We walked North on Ocean Beach, passing the new administration’s revamped Department of Education:
San Diego Panorama
We walked back from Barrio Logan and I took this panorama along the way with more shots of abandoned and/or liminal spaces along the way.
Alley
Bread & Salt
Whilst in Barrio Logan we visited Bread & Salt, “a 45,000 square-foot gallery and experimental center for the arts with strong community ties,” and I naturally found a variety of aspects of the space to photograph.
Click any of the images below to enlarge them all.
Barrio Impala
A few other shots from our time in Barrio Logan.
Barrio Logan
We visited San Diego’s Barrio Logan and documented a lot of the street art we came across.
(Click any image below to see them all enlarged.)
Some Greens
