Photo Diary: Traffic Stopper
Photo by @lalafufu
Shoes by Tom’s. Urban landscape courtesy of San Francisco.
Author: eugenia
Eugenia Chien has been eavesdropping on the 47, 49, or 1 lines since the mid-90's. She lives by the adage, "Anything can happen on Muni" (and also, "That's not water.")
Weekend Photos: Lomography Edition
Photo by Kim
But now it’s up to all of you to vote for the best photo. The photo with the most likes wins a 110 Fisheye camera from LomographySF, plus a roll of 110 film. Voting ends today at 11:59 p.m. Head over to the Facebook album to vote!
Vote for your Favorite Lomography Photo
Enjoy these photos and your weekend!
Photo by Brooke
Photo by Jen
Photo by John
Photo by Mavis
Photo by Michelle
Photo by Rodger
Photo by Vishal
Photo by Aimee
“Why Are Caltrain Conductors So Much Friendlier?”
Photo by Richard Masoner
While I am not sure the assertion is true, the sages on Quora have some guesses, including:
1. Caltrain conductors see more regulars.
2. Caltrain is quieter and more pleasant to ride so people are less cranky (except when this happens).
3. Caltrain conductors’ job description sounds more empowering.
4. Caltrain is faster than Muni (“slowness breeds frustration.”)
Hmm. Are Caltrain conductors really friendlier than, say, Muni operators?
Hat tip: Laura O. of our own @caltraindiaries!
Urban Parenting Lessons by Muni
Photo by @jpmalu90
This lady ran for her life lmao.
Real life lessons, y’all.
Photo via @jpmalu90 on Instagram.
Art Opening Wednesday Night: Pieces of the City
Tonight is opening night for San Francisco artist Nathan Tan (Nate1), whom you might also know as the designer of our awesome “Long Live the Fast Pass” T-shirts. This time Nate will be at Social Kitchen and Brewery, where you can check out the exhibition and sample craft beer and food.
Details:
Wednesday, August 15, 2012 from 6-8pm in the mezzanine.
Social Kitchen & Brewery
1326 9th Ave, San Francisco
Turn the Lights Down Low at Muni Diaries Live
All Photos by April Malvino
Put on some of that soft mood music and turn down the lights, it’s business time at Muni Diaries Live.
If you weren’t at the show Saturday night, you missed one of the hottest evenings we’ve had to date. We heard stories about making love and finding love on the bus; learned anatomical details about strangers we have never met; and all the other strange but wonderful things that can happen on public transit. Read more