Remember the live cam of San Francisco in High Def?  Well, here’s another cool live cam of SF from Sausalito.  Kinda far away but still gets a good view.

Boy, there are so many free web cams these days…

Here’s some pics of San Francisco from way back.  Interesting, isn’t it?

Portsmouth Square, San Francisco, California. Early daguerrotype. Signs in image include: California Restaurant, Book and Job Printing, Louisiana, Sociedad, Drugs & Medicines Wholesale & Retail, Henry Johnson & Co, Alta California, Bella & Union, A. Holmes.

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Here’s a cool site called HD-SF.com that offers live view of the San Francisco downtown in HD plus more features like time-lapse videos.  Now if you live in one of those buildings and this thing has a super-zoom feature, it can be served as your security system.

The financial district, Fisherman’s Wharf, Telegraph Hill, Russian Hill and Nob Hill San Francisco as viewed from across the bay in Sausalito. The camera captures an image every fifteen seconds twenty four hours a day. San Francisco Bay is famous for its fog and if the image is gray (or all black at night) that is what you are seeing.

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Who said artwork can’t be attached “sideways” onto buildings?  Next time you are near on the corner of 6th and Howard near downtown, make sure to look up at this crazy building.

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Remember San Francisco downtown made with cooking ware?

Here’s a really cute San Francisco downtown, all made with your edible Jello.  Now, can you make them out of cocktail jellos?

This project consists of photographs and video, which depict various San Francisco landscapes. I make the landscapes by constructing scale models of the architectural elements which I use to make molds. I then cast the buildings in Jell-O. Similar to making a movie set, I add backdrops, which I often paint, and elements such as mountains or trees, and then I dramatically light the scenes from the back or underneath. The Jell-O sculptures quickly decay, leaving the photographs and video as the remains.

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Yerba Buena Center, an area next to Metreon and top of Moscone Center, is a beautiful yard that’s often not over-crowded by tourists. pic via

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Lake Merced is perhaps one of the best jogging trails in San Francisco along with the Golden Gate Bridge trail.

I am lucky to live right next to the lake so I jog this 2.5 - 5 mile path everyday.  The jogging path is big too so you can take your baby with you too.

Lake Merced is surrounded by beautiful golf courses such as the Olympic Club and Harding Park GC, both known as one of the best golf courses in the world.

This area of San Francisco is probably the most quiet part of the city, where you can jog and enjoy some scenic views.

Here’s some pictures I took today while jogging:

The best place to park at Ocean Beach during a busy summer day is on the Great Highway, where you can access the “non-busy” part of Ocean Beach.

Well, I took the liberty of taking some colorful pictures of the unique little houses on the Great Highway on our way back from the Beach Trip.  Btw, if you have 2 or 3 story house, you get a very nice ocean view.

But don’t let the size full you, each of these houses are probably more than $1-2 million if you wanted to buy one.

Well, the other day was the hottest day in San Francisco with temperature reaching up to 94 degrees fahrenheit.

One thing about weather in San Francisco is that it can suddenly go from 94 degrees to 70 degrees in matter of minutes like it did today.  The fog came over Sunset district in matter of minutes and the temperature just dropped like that.

I am glad I did go take my tent to the Ocean Beach the other day though, proud to say that I was the only person with a “real” tent.  It tooks me about 10 minutes to set it up since I haven’t used tents in like 10 years.

Here’s some shots of Ocean Beach you can enjoy.  It was very beautiful and unreal as the ocean mist (as you can see in the pics) covered the whole beach.

These are times I love living in San Franciso.  I took a nice 2 hour nap while hearing the ocean waves, of course in my nice cozy tent.

(This is the big tower that you can see from everywhere in San Fran, which is right next to Twin Peaks)

Well, I did take some good photos so I made some 1600×1200 pixel Twin Peaks Desktop Wallpapers for all you San Francisco lovers.

I love San Fran, don’t you?

Here’s some free pictures you can use as your PC Desktop Wallpaper even if you don’t live in San Francisco or you haven’t been here to Twin Peaks SF: