From: photoduniya.com
In between the 16th and the 24th on Mission in San Francisco there are some amazing murals – some well maintained and depict a story of deep social relevance. Like the importance of education, the importance of a family in a child’s life, the social benefits of a religion et all.
 
 
Mission murals @ photoduniya.com
 

 
Photographed on hand held Nikon D200 and Lexar pro media card.
 

From: photoduniya.com
The Mission street along with its neighborhood has a distinct style and environment of its own. About a couple of miles from the metropolitan San Francisco financial district, this area is culturally rich and reveals the evolution of California in a way.
 
Mission Street life @ photoduniya.com
 

 
The image is photographed on hand held Nikon D200 on pro Lexar medium.

From: photoduniya.com
With the advantage of automatic color temperature adjustments and the freedom of not having to go to the labs for processing, my Nikon D200 causes me to click the shutter more often now.
One whole night I wanted to photograph people while they were in motion and so were I. I held the camera at my waist level, shut the flash off and kept moving while holding the shutter open.
 
Camera for Motion @ photoduniya.com
 

 
Photographed with hand held Nikon D200 with extremely high DOF and shutter speed of between 1″ …

Update: San Francisco Street Artists (0507-001) on Photoduniya.com
 
They traveled from Tennessee and they have a long way ahead of them, but they will always carry the love for the music wherever they go. Josh wears a coyote cap to remind him of why he took up the drums – he believes in liberating the mind and the soul through his music and his drums. He reminds you, its not a wolf, its a coyote.
 
 
Dancing medicine men @ photoduniya.com
 
 

 
 
The pictures were taken with hand held Nikon D200 well past 11:00 …

Update: Faces from San Francisco (0607-001) on Photoduniya.com
 
Kerrigan Dean Logan is a long time Californian, born and raised in Monterrey. He moved to San Francisco a year back and spends his time “being holy” and playing the Cuban Djembe. Called “River” by his friends, Kerrigan has been playing since he was a child, starting with pans in his mother’s kitchen.
 
 
Kerrigan Dean Logan @ photoduniya.com by Ranjay Mitra
 
 

 
 
Photographed with Nikon D200 at about 100 mm on Lexar digital media.