I’m taking a quasi sick day today. So, here’s a collection of 1950s photographs of San Francisco, in sumptuous black and white, by photographer Fred Lyon.
San Francisco Noir: Photos from the 1940s and 1950s
His photographs are currently on display at Leica Gallery in Union Square through October 21st.
(Note: the above photos is my attempt at noir.)
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