Photo Essays By Jung (Jungyul) Kim
The 41st Northern California Cherry Blossom concluded this past weekend. Such a joyful event as the spring (more like summer here) is upon us. My kids are into origami and that limited my photo opportunities mostly to paper dolls and origamis this year. Here are some from the festival from Japantown, San Francisco:
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Unusual sight, at first, I thought as I drove through The Embarcadero Street in San Francisco well past midnight. Sky was clear and the wind blew hard through the streets. It is so unusual to see a red brick building in the Bay Area, and then, having that tall, pointy Transamerica peaking through the sky right behind is a rare sight.
This photo is available for purchase. If you are interested, here is the link to my storefront: Jung’s Smugmug.
Golden Gate Bridge north tower, with San Francisco in background, on a foggy and windy night. Thi is a work-in-progress as my computer can not process fast enough to handle this large file size - at least until the new quad processor computer arrives.
This photo is available for purchase. If you are interested, here is the link: Jung’s Smugmug.
On 18th Street overlooking Highway 280 has become one of my favorite night photography places. It is still fun to see the car lights streaking in the middle of the picture.
One night, armed with a full moon reflecting its beauty over the San Francisco Bay from Sausalito, I was there to witness:
Right outside of San Francisco facing east is Polk St. One night after midnight, I stopped for some night street photography. Here is one looking southward towards Grove St.:
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