Did you guys know we have a poster? Our ‘Instant Streets’ series captures San Francisco’s most iconic streets and neighborhoods in glorious double exposure Polaroids. We collected 24 of our best and put them on this handsome poster. Want one of your own? We have them for sale in our Etsy shop. And for the rest of the week we’re offering free standard shipping in the US. Thanks for looking!
A Polaroid a day, since 9/12/2011. This is San Francisco seen through the lenses of vintage Polaroid cameras.
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Instant Streets: Noe
(By the way, we’ve still got posters available of the whole Instant Streets collection in our Etsy shop.)
From arson, to church vs. state, to Dirty Harry, the Mt. Davidson cross has a long, sordid history quite befitting a San Francisco landmark.
Instant Streets: Golden Gate
The name “Tenderloin” has been credited to many tales of yore. Some say the word Tenderloin referred to the “tender loins” of prostitutes who were the pleasure of many men who roamed its streets post-Gold Rush and during wartime. Retired SFPD claim the name refers to the better cut of meat afforded them for working the gritty neighborhood. Some even claim the name was San Francisco’s answer to NYC’s own historically sinful part of town, also known as Satan’s Circus. And while the origin of the name “Tenderloin” remains dubious, equally contentious has been the mapping out the Tenderloin. Our best efforts have concluded that if you’re anywhere south of Geary, east of Van Ness, north of Market, and west of Mason, you’re in the TL.
Instant Streets: Judah
And just in case you haven’t yet seen it, we made a poster out of our ‘Instant Streets’ series. 24 double exposure Polaroids of some of San Francisco’s most iconic streets and neighborhoods. Available now in our Etsy shop and at Photobooth on Valencia.
Introducing our new San Francisco ‘Instant Streets’ poster. It features 24 double exposure Polaroids of some of San Francisco’s most iconic streets and neighborhoods. Now available in our Esty shop (http://www.etsy.com/shop/PolaroidSF)!
