THE PHOTOGRAPHY OF JON RENDELL | Scene4 Magazine July 2017

San Francisco-Recent Photographs
The Photography of Jon Rendell

Seal Rocks viewed from the ruins of Sutro Baths

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Lands End

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"Grasshopper Hunting" x-rayed bat mural by Austrian artist NYCHOS beneath San Francisco’s new tallest building, the Salesforce tower.

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The Transamerica Pyramid is now the second tallest skyscraper in the city.

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The former Pacific Coast Stock Exchange building is now an Equinox Fitness Center.

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Jon Rendell was born into an auteur/photog family in Melbourne, Australia. He was always captivated by shadows and finds himself hard-wired to focusing on the transitory, abstract shapes that come and go with the available light. Visit his website: www.jonrendell.com. See his Blog. For more of his photography in Scene4, check the Archives.

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