China in a cow hollow shop

Story behind the reflection...

Watch out! This lady is not looking, and is about to run into a great wall of china, in this cow hollow reflection. Chalk and charcoal effect added on elements.

Staredown

Story behind the reflection...

A fountain at San Francisco art institute held this beautiful reflection. But notice the fight about to take place, as the wind bends the reflection into this staredown.

Rainbow cuisine

Where I eat in San Francisco - Amawele's South African Kitchen

     What's not to love about this lunch spot tucked inside SOMA's Rincon Center. The Amawele's twins offer their own tasty spin on flavors and traditional dishes from their native South Africa. This "rainbow cuisine" is perfect for such a colorful and multicultural city.

     Amazing food aside, they offer a nice variety of options on a rotating menu. Gluten free options, low carb options, and vegan options that shine! If you love spice, their homemade hot sauce provides a tasty slap in the face.

     My favorite dish? If forced to choose, I'd pick the chicken bunny chow. It's chicken curry in a bread bowl, and it is delicious. Really though, my favorite is everything on the menu.

Pigs with guns

Story behind the reflection...

Is this the bay of pigs invasion? Nope, this pig army appeared in a reflection, underneath a glowing red bus stop roof. Here's a reflection of the bus stop.

Barrel of laughs

Story behind the reflection...

     Do not stop at this colorful roadblock, it could be a trap! A practical joke is awaiting some unsuspecting driver inside this reflection. What will be dumped out of that barrel once it is tipped?

Tie-dye sky

Story behind the reflection...

     In this Upper Haight Street reflection, tie-dye beams down from the sky, casting a colorful glow and a counterculture vibe on everything around. Mosaic tiles effect added on elements.

Wheelhouse

Story behind the reflection...

     The Nob Hill apartments in this reflection offer convenience when it comes time to move. Roll through Polk Street for wonderful bars, eateries, and shops.

     I never tire of Polk Street. Running north from Market Street, Polk provides quite a San Francisco bouquet, passing through the Tenderloin, Nob Hill, Russian Hill, and the Embarcadero on the north end.