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I'm thrilled that my photo, “Optimist”, is in the exhibit, “Community”, at @theimageflow in San Anselmo. The exhibit, which invited photographers to reflect on and possibly reimagine “community”, was juried by @henrikkamfoto @pennywolin and @deannefitzmaurice and will run May 23-July 22. There is an opening reception Sat., June 4, 7-9 pm.Kings and others at Bay to Breakers. More photos, history and culture of the race a few posts back. 👑Until next year, plum blossoms. You were glorious. 🌸I 💗 this one. So clever! Bay to Breakers race May 15. More history and culture of the race a few posts back. 🏃♀️Boxy. ⏹The iconic Karl the Fog, in Sunday’s Bay to Breakers race. More history and culture of the race two posts back. 🌫Women form a human shield to protect this man from others as he attempts to tell women what to do with their bodies. March for Reproductive Rights May 14.The Bay to Breakers footrace began in 1912, as a way to cheer the public after the 1906 earthquake. The 7.5 mile (12 K) race, from the San Francisco Bay to the Pacific Ocean, runs through multiple iconic neighborhoods and Golden Gate Park. It’s one the most popular races in the country. People in costumes, others wearing nothing but running shoes and fanny packs, walkers, people with multiple body types and abilities, and centipede groups of 13-15 who run the whole race tied together greatly outnumber the kind of runner you see in other races. Even spectators dress up. People play music along the route. There’s a party atmosphere that has been derided, especially by those who live along the route. Perhaps that’s toned down, as this was the first race in three years, due to Covid. I saw only spirited fun.“What do you do when you’re picnicking in the park and there’s a march for abortion rights?”-
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