Exploring Haight Street, San Francisco
Haight Street, San Francisco
5 November 2011
As you can very well tell, I spent part of November in San Francisco. A little impromptu trip, yes—had to give up certain things, but it was worth it. :) My cousin, Katrina, brought me around Haight Street, which she called the “Vintage Street”. Here are basically photos of the unique things I found along the street.
A strangely dressed man we spotted while uncle was finding parking.
Wasteland’s an awesome apparel store that resells a unique selection of other brands. Their choices are (expensive) but so chic and vintage—so worth the money.
The inside of a mailbox—I’m always fascinated by graffiti.
An accessory store whose name escapes me.
A random street-musician across the street.
My cousin Katrina! :)
Really cool vintage wrapping paper that I need in my life.
I have never seen a pumpkin this big up close.
Kidrobot is a brand that produces the cutest things. :3
Painted bottles used as a wind-chime hanging on the street? Very interesting.
Interesting flat design by Addidas, haha.
Carving on the pavement. Oh strange people.
