Returning to a city that moves as fast as San Francisco is always a moment of returning to a home that is never like you left it. The beauty of a vagabond lifestyle is you take your home with you and you just return to the spaces you have brought your vessel and you're sailing through on a new temporal visit.

This was shot in the Mission Dolores park at the higher end of the walkway. A simple bench for a rest on a hike across a hilly city for one couple and for another its a mid day slumber pod for one. Sleeping at night is highly looked down on. So a lot of the less than lease holding SF neighbors are as transient as they get. While living there i would meet people who came on vacation and never left. Lost in the mission or caught up near the redwoods. No matter where you are in this part of the world it makes sense why people pay what they do to call it home.

This guy figured it out. He wins in my book.

Shot on a CANON 6D with a 50mm 1.4 and later edited in Lightroom. The original RAW photo file. A high res jpeg and a 11 x 14 gicléé comes with this mint.

-Freak Pelican