What fishermen call “bait fish” (anchovies, herring, sardines, grunion, and smelt) have been abundant of late, attracting both fish and birds (which were swooping and diving this day last week). Can’t see them that well here, but the right third of this scene is dense with birds. Hey, gimme a “hard copy” of this photo, so I can see what’s going on.

About 10′ tall, outside the Marin Museum of Bicycling

The first part of the complete reorganization of our “social media” is now up and running: https://shelterpub.tumblr.com/. To start, we’ve posted 10 photos from our building books. This was set up by Sean Hellfritsch. Tumblr will be our photography platform.

We have over 7,000 photos in our 6 building books, and I have something like 15,000 photos (film and digital) dating back to the ’60s, maybe 1/3rd of them on building(s).

We are currently working on redesign of my blog, the Shelter blog, Twitter and FaceBook pages, Shelter’s website, and getting Instagram rolling.

With all this going on, I’m not posting very often these days, but I intend to get rolling with Instagram soon, and coordinate my Instagram photos with this blog.

Stay tuned.

Rick Gordon just sent me this. When she hit the first”…come,” it sent an electric shock to my brain. Pins and needles for lack of a better metaphor. 1967.