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I’m releasing a new augmented reality application for San Francisco’s Muni system soon. How does it work? Basically, you just point it at your stop to see the latest arrival times. Here is a preview screenshot!
Seriously though, everyone is getting on the bandwagon with augmented reality applications lately! A local developer just released a new augmented reality application for the iPhone, called acrossair.
(N Judah fail image courtesy of N-Judah Chronicles)
Last weekend, Kerry and I saw the latest Cirque du Soleil show, Ovo, which is currently playing in San Francisco. It was stunning! This was the second time I’ve seen a Cirque du Soleil show and it was every bit as impressive as the first time I saw it! I’m pretty sure my mouth was hanging open the entire time.
Here’s the trailer for the current show.
One of the coolest parts of the show was towards the end, when a number of actors started using a series of trampolines and running up and down a wall. It looks incredibly fun! (Unfortunately, an awesome video showing the Cirque crew practicing this routine was pulled from YouTube)
This is by far the coldest apartment I’ve ever lived in.
A few weeks ago, I went walking through San Francisco and took my trust Canon S90 along with me. I shot a few photos of the Transamerica Pyramid, one of the more distinctive high rises in San Francisco.
Seriously!
It’s 50 degrees in here right now! I shouldn’t have to bundle up like this just to use my computer. San Francisco can be unpleasantly cold.
I am LOVING my new Canon PowerShot S90. It’s easily one of the best point and shoot cameras I’ve ever owned.
Another fantastic video of San Francisco. This one was shot with a Canon 5D Mk II.
San Francisco’s People. Canon 5DmkII 24p from Philip Bloom on Vimeo.
[Via Laughing Squid]
This footage of San Francisco, shot in 1958, is simply beautiful.
San Francisco 1958 from Jeff Altman on Vimeo.
I love this city with all my heart.
[Via Spots Unknown]
