
Although it’s been here for a while, I only recently heard about Pier 24 in San Francisco. It’s an amazing photography gallery right underneath the Bay Bridge. Currently they have work from Edward Weston, Richard Misrach, Man Ray, William Eggleston and many others. It’s free to get in but you must make an appointment. I highly recommend stopping by if you’re in town.

Now that the US is out of the world cup I need something to make the rest of the games more exciting. Because when watching the US matches, every minute was really exciting (especially with their tendency to go down a goal early). But now I find that I’m just not that into the games. They’re still fun to watch, but I have nothing vested in them.

The winner of the first annual 2010 I’m A Photographer And Need Your Approval Photo Contest (aka, The Free Useless Photo Contest) is John Darwin Kurc.

The other day I donated some money to The American Red Cross to help with the Haiti disaster relief. After seeing more of the pictures coming out of Haiti (warning, graphic photos at that link) I decided I wanted to try and do more. So, I will be donating 100% of the proceeds from the next ten print sales* from my etsy page to The American Red Cross or Oxfam (buyer choice) to help with the Haiti disaster relief . Print prices range from $50 – $200 depending on the size of the print, so the larger the print the more money will be going to Haiti relief. All prints are individually custom printed by me.

One of my pictures of The Golden Gate Bridge is a “finalist” for inclusion into Pingg’s San Francisco Designer Series. If my image wins the vote, I would get a Fujifilm FinePix F70EXR digital camera. Well, as we all know the best way to win any election is to buy your votes… so, if you head over to the Pingg voting page and vote for me and then retweet the following, I will give away the camera to one lucky person (if I win it that is):
RT @jeffsinger Digital Camera Giveaway: http://bit.ly/6OCg7q