If you stand in one spot at the Buck Institute, designed by IM Pei, and look down and take a photograph, then look up and take a photograph, and if you then compress the two images of looking up and looking down into one image, you get this wormhole into Euclidean geometry.
The San Francisco Public Library is a cathedral.
This view of the Kaiser building from the parking lot elevator makes me think the city is a beehive. I suspect we have more in common with the social species like termites and wasps than we care to admit.
When you use the tank of your toilet as a studio for optical studies, this is what you get.
The carwash is the cheapest thrill in town
Inside is the best macrobiotic organic vegan Tibetan food in town. Outside is a palimpsest. Yet another reminder to not judge a book by its cover.
