A place for a local, 4th Generation San Francisco kid, born and raised, to express how much he loves his city through photography. Where people can learn about San Francisco's history, characteristics (from the famous to the quirky), and how The City has helped raise a local kid into a man.
This week, Mr. CC visits Lands End Lookout during sunset. We not only look at the view from Lands End Lookout, but we explore some of the other attractions in the area, including Ocean Beach, the Sutro Bath Ruins, the Cliff House and Sutro Heights Park.
Read MoreIn a previous Cable Car Tour, Mr. CC visited Mission Dolores Basilica...the 'newer' one. Oh yeah, and when I say 'newer,' I mean, it was built in 1918. Yes, there are technically 2 Mission Dolores Churches. The original, the 'old' one, one of the original Californian Missions, was founded October 9, 1776. Now, I could go into a long history of the Mission, and I will in a later post, but this time, I'll go into the last time I visited the inside of the mission.
Read MoreThis week, we get into the details of what makes this little wooden Cable Car such a special item.
Read MoreAs you can probably tell, Mr. CC is not on the finely manicure and groomed Lombard Street. Well, that’s because Lombard Street is NOT the crookedest street in the world. In fact, Lombard Street isn’t even the crookedest street in San Francisco. That award goes to...
Read MoreGetting to Know Mr. CC:
In addition to the San Francisco label on the bottom, there’s a very appropriate advertisement for Kodak Film.
Read MoreMr. CC visits Noe Valley, specifically Jersey St. at Castro St. to check out a great view of Sutro Tower above the homes of the neighborhood.
Read MoreEvery Thursday, I will be posting a photo series called “Cable Car Tours.” Normally, you might think that would be me, jumping on a cable car and taking photos…but that’s not the case. “Cable Car Tours” will be a photo series where I bring my little friend, Mr. Cable Car aka Mr. CC (shown in the photo below) and give him a tour of beautiful and interesting places in San Francisco like only a local kid could.
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