Showing posts with label Chinatown. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chinatown. Show all posts

Thursday, January 10, 2019

Throwback Thursday View - 10 January 2019 Edition

Welcome To The Exploration Photography Daily View

Today's throwback is from January 9, 2015 and the subject is another throwback. I've actually done this before not too long ago. The post is from January 2015 but the photo is from March of 2000. And it was shot on film. The place of course is Chinatown in San Francisco California. As I say in my original post I only had two days there which is just not enough time to see a lot but at least the trip was kind of free. Click Here to read all about it.

Speaking of film I have a few projects and retro reviews on the horizon that I think you will enjoy. And I will also be making some updates to my website. If you haven't seen it yet you can check it out Right Here. It is a work in progress but I feel really good about it. It's a place for me to show some of my more in depth work. For today's photo though take a look at this.

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And that about does it for today. Thanks for stopping by!

Until next time...

Friday, January 9, 2015

January 9, 2015 - Photo of The Day

Hello everyone and welcome to another edition of "Retro" Friday! Today we go back 15 years to March of 2000 and the city of San Francisco, California. More specifically Chinatown.


I wish I had spent more time in San Francisco. I was only there for two days. But the trip as a whole was great. My employer at the time sent me and a few others out there for work. It just happens that I was going to fly to San Diego to visit my cousin the same week. So to make a long story short my employer paid for me to fly to San Francisco and home from San Diego. I only had to buy a ticket to travel between the two cities. I thought that was very cool of them. My entire travel expense for the week was $60.00 :)

And that will do it for today folks. But I'll be back real soon. Please be sure to visit again.

Until next time...