Thinking about this idea of narrative mapping, I’m curious about ways to get beyond the simple “I was here and I saw this” mode. While this image is still essentially in that mode, a photograph of something I saw in this location, if you went to the corner of Hayes and Buchanan looking for the ocean view, you’d be disappointed. This is just one way of playing with the fictional potential of narrative mapping, a photo of a photo that turns the side of a building into the sea shore.
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Goodbye, Archives
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Our city by the bay is done with Summer. That summertime fog that we wake up to is no more.
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Terrorism, Crime, Current Events
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