Update: Faces from San Francisco (0607-001) on Photoduniya.com
 
I did not meet Frank Chu in China Town of San Francisco, but I did meet a china man, who seemed to be tremendously influenced by Frank’s self promotional techniques and proclaimed a busy corner of China Town all to himself and unveiled his Bush bashing.
 
 
China Man @ photoduniya.com

 
Since Frank Chu now appears in most of the tourist books including Lonely Planet and Frommer’s as an attraction, this china man was obviously mistaken for him and a constant line of tourists …

Update: San Francisco Street Artists (0507-001) on Photoduniya.com
Little Italy is a nice place with quite some opportunities to photograph tourists and visitors enjoying the liveliness of music, food and wine. There are several street musicians in and around the place, with one dedicated corner for Craig.
 
Craig on his Clarinet @ photoduniya.com
 

 
Quite an unusual visitor stops by to listen to Craig at the corner of Stockton! Shot with Nikon D200 on Lexar Pro. I shall be uploading Craig (and Steven’s) images on photoduniya.com over the next few weeks.
 
I have been …

Update: San Francisco Street Artists (0507-001) on Photoduniya.com
 
I have begun to like the low light photography. Now a days I am shooting mostly after dark, in either street light or flash, but mostly street lights. The color is hard to balance since the D200 does not measure well below 3500K. However, with a little bit of improvisation, I would be able to work on the casts and yet retain the warmth of the incandescent lights. I still do not manipulate in any of the imaging softwares except for cropping and …

Update: Faces from San Francisco (0607-001) on Photoduniya.com
 
Right across from the Powell BART station, you could see a bright fluorescent banner reading “Jesus Christ Loves You”. The gentleman bearing the sign spends the whole day pacing along Market and Powell.
 
 

 
Shot with Nikon D200 and 80mm on a monopod. No flash.
 
 

Update: San Francisco Street Artists (0507-001) on Photoduniya.com
 
 
 
“Top” is not new to my readers. His usual attire had been a black leather county cap (also called driving cap or the golf cap), black goggles and a black leather jacket. In this though, he had taken his goggles off for a short period to reveal his eyes. And quite contrary to his usual dress, he was wearing a black bowler cap and a denim jacket.
 
Top @ photoduniya.com
 
 
 

 
 
Dress and attire add so much to the mood and the image of street …