A passenger on the Market Street Railway waits for his stop.

Embarcedero Center in San Francisco is full of interesting lines and geometric patterns. Every time I walk through the buildings I find something new to shoot, or a new way to shoot a familiar area.

This image was made with Hipstamatic using the excellent Olloclip fisheye lens.

This image of a driver napping in Rome was found in the Objective Scenes Flickr Pool. Thanks for your contribution, Grateful Ghoul!

Captured on Market Street near Church.

I love the feel of this gorgeous black and white image by John Agoncillo. The long shadows make me think of walking to the bus after a long day at work.

Found in the Objective Scenes pool on Flickr, used with permission.

Shot off of Market St on drizzly day. I had framed my shot and was simply waiting for these ladies to cross the road when this longboarder suddenly rolled into frame.

Spotted this steamy little construction scene on Market St and started taking photos when this super-serious-bicyclist pulled right into my shot. By the way he was staring at me, he looked unhappy, but he just sat there sort of posing for me as I kept snapping away. Even the construction guy was wondering what was going on.

Shot with 645 PRO, then edited in Snapseed (free today!), with a final pass through SwankoLab‘s “Blackout” mix (great for black and white with vignetting). Thank you super-serious-biker-person!

Here is the unedited photo for anyone curious… it’s kind of decent raw:

If you are interested in a cool black and white photo app for iOS, then check out my newest Doc’s Guide video about Noir Photo. Here are some of my favorite iPhone portraits edited with Noir Photo and the Big Lens app.

A great Hipstamatic shot by Brad Evans, as seen on his City Snaps blog.

Playing for money on Market St.