Photographer Mike Brodie

Photographer Mike Brodie, working under the moniker, The Polaroid Kidd, spent four years traveling the U.S. amassing a large body of work and an extremely unique view of the American lanscape - oft from the perceptive of boxcars and train tracks shared by runaways and disenfranchised youth. Unexpectedly, Brodie quit the medium entirely to become a car mechanic in the Bay Area. Twin Palms publishers will be releasing a critical monograph of his work entitled A Period of Juvenile Prosperity this month. Brodie will also be having numerous gallery shows. photograph by Austin McManus

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Artist and photographer Asger Carlsen in New York. photograph by Austin McManus

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Image from Bill Daniel & Austin McManus' one night photoshow in San Francisco.  Photograph by Austin McManus. 

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Richard Misrach

Pier 24 Photography presents the exhibition, HERE. This exhibition presents a selection of works produced by Bay Area photographers as well as a range of images of San Francisco, with an emphasis on the late-twentieth century. HERE. highlights the vibrancy of San Francisco and the surrounding areas through the work of 34 photographers and over 700 images. On view until December 16 –By appointment only Pier 24 The Embarcadero San Francisco CA, 94105. Exhibition photo by Austin McManus.