en route {May 2011}

Detroit waves

cubism

I almost forgot that a little over a week ago, I was in the Detroit airport and I took this picture of the retro red ExpressTram. That is, until I checked my phone and looked through the photos I recently took. Detroit definitely wins for being one of the prettiest airports. And what a week it's been. So much has happened that being in Detroit sounds like decades ago.

A week later, I stepped off the plane and attended a wedding in San Francisco. The reception was exhausting, but cute. I met relatives and took a picture inside The Rincon Center with a mesmerizing falling water and interior design.
 
I have lots to tell. But more on the stories later when I'm actually awake. I don't really quite know what I'm typing at this hour. 

(I found this in my draft box {5.15.11}, so naturally I had to post this, too.)

San Francisco

I've been to San Francisco since I was little and I never fell in love with this city until a few years back. I want to do touristy things in San Francisco because I've never really seen any of the touristy attractions. I've gotten off to a start because I saw The Golden Gate Bridge myself for the very first time. Mist surrounded the Bridge and the Golden Gate looked like the postcards I had seen. The Golden Gate is exactly how I imagined the bridge to be. Every time I think of the Golden Gate Bridge, I want to watch Homeward Bound and Vertigo all over again. I'm not the type who admires bridges, but the Golden Gate Bridge stands all glorious in my mind. I can't wait to see The Golden Gate's sister bridge, Seto Ohashi in Japan this winter.

"the buzz of the city, as we settle in its majesty"

-Vanessa Carlton, San Francisco

a day tripper with 35 mm film

Developed film from California {San Francisco + Santa Cruz} trip.