Favorite Photos
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- A woman and baby in traditional dress at the 2010 Easter celebrations in Barcelona, Spain.
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- Harmony Tryon, 6, of Arcata, stands on her father’s shoulders at the Power to the Peaceful Festival.
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- Carlos Narvaez, forward for O’Connell High School, prepares to throw the ball back into play.
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- Lanee Hood, a San Francisco-based painter, poses for a portrait in 2009.
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- Jesse Gabriel blows bubbles at the 2009 Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival in San Francisco.
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- Protesters at UC Berkeley clash with police on November 20, 2009.
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- Sammy Morris, a Freshmen Parks and Recreation major shows off her hula-hooping skills at the on-campus dance party on August 27th, 2010.
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- A client of Toolworks enters the Civic Center Muni Station. Toolworks is an organization based in downtown San Francisco that helps adults with mental, physical and communicative disabilities learn job skills.
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- Attendees at a cuddle party in San Francisco.
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- A voter exits a voting booth at Temple Baptist Church infront of the Stonestown mall. Because of the lack of voting locations on campus, SFSU students had to go to either Stonestown or Park Merced to vote in the 2010 Midterm Election.
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- Avocado Jones applies makeup on Pink Feather during a “part-time tranny” makeup tutorial in the Feyboy Mansion–a queer art collective in San Francisco’s SoMa district.
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- Doug Hilsinger, bartender and music coordinator for the SF Eagle, embraces a patron after the bar’s final “last call” on Saturday, April 30th, 2011. To speed up the bar’s move out of the property on May 1st, the staff took down nearly all of the bar’s trademark decorations, revealing bare black walls. Using sidewalk chalk, patrons then covered the walls with memories and sentiments about their time in the Eagle.
Lauren Crabbe is a photojournalist, writer, and barista in San Francisco, California. She has traveled throughout Europe for her photography and uses journalism as an outlet for her passion for storytelling. Lauren currently lives in the sleepy Sunset District of San Francisco with her husband and works freelance for technology magazines. She is available for freelance work.
