Jouko van der Kruijssen, the man responsible for the rad shot of a biker descending down Hawk Hill AND the shot above, has some photos on display now:

More of my rad HDRs as well as some arguably cheesy ones and regular proper photographs are up in the Blue Danube on 4th Ave and Clement street. (That's the Inner Richmond, so it does require some of you to briefly descend out of Hipster Heaven). They'll be up there til the end of the year. I will not go as far as saying my framed pics make a great Christmas present, but please tell your rich friends that they do.

The Blue Danube is not Four Barrel, Blue Bottle or Ritual Roasters, so it'll probably give you cancer and murder your girlfriend.  However, if you're willing to risk it, you'll be rewarded with fine photography and an early opportunity for holiday shopping.

These last few weeks have definitely felt more like Montana summers than late fall in San Francisco.  Warm days, nights that don't make you want to curl up in the fetal position and die, and epic sunsets.

While my nightly dose of Sutro protruding into the orange sky is nice, it's refreshing to see some shots of the Port of Oakland set to the familiar orange backdrop.

(photo by Emily Davis, who happens to have plenty of other shots from Oakland worth checking out)

(photo by Larry Jones)

Saturday's SF Bike Expo was a decidedly gnarly time.  While the fleet of antique/art/project bikes, vendors, cross racing, and action on the pump track certainly entertained, AT's Showdown was the real highlight.  Unfortunately, I have no idea how to operate a camera or iMovie, so the (short) video lacking any real editing or sick Dropkick Murphy's track/some other song proving I have zero taste in music will have to satiate your appetite.  Don't worry, it includes a fantastic number of flips, kicks, spins and big air:

Also, Neil C. had an off-camera flash and, therefore, got some rad snaps of the event:

(Don't forget: the SF Bicycle Film Festival kicks off Wednesday.)