SAN FRANCISCO DETAILS // SEPTEMBER 2021

March 04, 2023

Every city hides little details. Details that when taken as a whole creates a unique vibe. This is my attempt at documenting the details that make San Francisco.

A potted plant sits haphazardly in a small planted area between two old houses.

A dried yellow bush sits precariously in a teal concrete planter. The planter is set against a painted blue brick wall.

Two sections of brick exterior but up against each other. One is natural tan and the other is painted teal.

A white wooden stairway rail with a green leaved bush.

A succulent bush sits in front of an entry way. The house exterior is tan with a blue fenced door.

Black tiled steps lead to a red fenced door.

A tightly placed group of four ornate columns hold up one side of a porch overhang.

A lower level window is closed off with brick. The white painted wooden window frame is still visible.

A small wooden door is set into a stucco wall. Green leafy vines spill out from the bottom edge of the door.

Bay windows jut from brightly colored pink and teal homes.

Windows repeat on the facade of a white stucco building. Each window frame is painted in different bright colors.

A post of unknown use stands in front of a stucco wall striped with teal, red and yellow paint.

Classic Victorian bay windows create angled textures.

A locked yellow grate is closed in front of a bright orange door.

Metal mesh protects a long broken window. At one point, the window was repaired with random pieces of wood.

Spanish tiles grace a terra cotta staircase.

Blue and teal steps spill down to the sidewalk.