Photographer Travis Monson shares his journey of how he came to make collages of the city framed around color.

More than 8,000 photos capture San Francisco's counter culture and pivotal moments in history. But who was behind the camera?

The members of Jefferson Airplane did not play the clarinet or the French horn or the violin that they held for the cover of their breakthrough album “Surrealistic Pillow.” Those classical instruments ...

Aficionados of film photography will soon be able to access a new photo lab opening in San Francisco. Low Light Darkroom, a ...

Herb Greene, whose iconic photographs of the San Francisco rock scene of the 1960s captured the era’s superstars – Jefferson Airplane, Janis Joplin, The Grateful Dead, among others – in their prime, ...

Discovered in an abandoned storage locker, the 2,042 processed color slides and 102 rolls of black-and-white film depict key moments in the city's history ...

On the corner of Jones and Ellis Streets in San Francisco, there’s an open-air art gallery filled with images of the very ...

Born April 3, 1942, in Indio, CA, Greene had moved north with his family to Yuba City, where, in his final year of high school he took up photography. After high school, he attended San Francisco ...

The Panama-Pacific International Exposition was held in San Francisco in 1915. After it ended, the fair’s temporary ...

For nearly five decades, photographer Barbara Ramos' pictures of San Franciscans going about their day to day in the 1970s ...