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We talked once about doing photo tours, and I had volunteered to do some for San Francisco... well, I haven't had time for a real photo excursion, but have been snapping pics with my cell phone camera. It's surprisingly good for a cell (Samsung Blackjack, for the curious), so they're worth sharing. Anyway, I'm starting with a quick tour of the Southeast districts, since that's my 'hood - and one that's greatly overlooked in San Francisco! It's not where the tourists generally go, but I think it's a darned good place to live... so diverse & vibrant, quiet, and still very convenient to the downtown areas. Oh, and as the "owner" of this thread, I'll kindly ask you to refrain from starting any debates or social/political commentaries - thanks!
I'll start with Visitacion Valley, which is near the Cow Palace & Daly City:
Row houses near Visitacion Ave.
View from a local school
Mural depicting the diverse population & agricultural history
Former church, converted to produce market (there's a new church a few doors down)
Rainy sidewalk & Chinese shops
John McLaren Park
One of the many community parks in Visitacion Valley
Awesome pics. I, too, love SF. I really enjoyed walking around the Mission district. Southeast looks very nice too. The rowhouses you showed on Visitacion Ave look like those you'd find in Staten Island, NY. And the view from the football field is amazing! I don't know whether I'd be focused on the game or the view!
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Excelsior District
