Extremes enrich an abundant life… In my chosen profession there are extremes which exist outside of me and are mine (or yours) to take or leave. The world is ugly, and the […]
The kitten, the junkie, the dog, and Steven
Dan Ryan
Dan Ryan is a photojournalist and poet. You can see more of his work at Brisbane Graphic Arts Museum (http://brisbanegraphicartsmuseum.
com), and on Flickr (https://www.flickr.com/photos/pictopticon/). He lives in Brisbane, California.
The man who laughed t‘ai-chi
The Falun Gong Show… On my way to work this past Monday, I drove past an older man doing t‘ai-chi exercise by the side of a particularly busy street in South San […]
Destination suggested…
…but still unknown At an on-ramp leading to The 101 on Airport Boulevard in South San Francisco… (South San Francisco, California 2017. See my other work here and here.)
A scooter at midnight during the war
There is always a war… Down in San Bruno, Californiathere are renegades and vampiresrunning gun and overrunning every street.There are always women in the crosswalksshepherding their invisible childrento non-existent schools.These women drink […]
Waiting at the Mark Hopkins
See in his face what you will… Yesterday I photographed a luncheon for a San Francisco lawyers’ group in the Peacock Court at the Mark Hopkins Hotel. During a down moment I […]
Tiny woman, big butt
The smoking section for your average taco truck… Smoking an elongated cigarette on El Camino Real in front of the Kaiser Permanente hospital… (South San Francisco, California 2017. See more of my […]
Dinosaur child
With the short arms but hardly any roar… While an orderly transported my wife from the ER to her private hospital room, a dinosaur child came calling in the hallway… (Kaiser Permanente, […]
Contrasts
At a McDonald’s in Daly City, California. There are many possible stories in this image. I hope it tells you one you like…
Roll the beach
An ode to erosion control… Sometimes when you drive by the beach you see big bastard machines and boys on skateboards and you don’t know if
In my neighborhood…
This is our country now, this is our lives. I saw a flag on a house that does not usually fly one. An elected official lives there. I voted for her, hell […]
