Once Upon a Saturday

San Francisco is always a busy place, but in my opinion it's on the weekends that you discover the real city and can truly appreciate it. It's really the only time worth taking a stroll. Today I spent most of the morning and afternoon walking around and acting like a tourist. It's the first time I've done it in a while and it truly made me feel inspired.  

I started the day with a walk to Union Square. They have art shows on the weekends showcasing the work of local artists. Its beautiful event I recommend to anyone in or visiting the city who hasn't been there. 

This guy looked just like the Actor Fred Willard. I originally wanted to photograph him because of his ensemble. I absolutely loved it, especially that Hermes scarf. 

Another reason why I love the city. Even at eighty degrees people are prone to wearing coats and scarfs, the temperature doesn't matter because there is always a breeze. 

I think he knew I was photographing him. I tried my best to be discreet. 

My trot home. 

My view from the balcony is absolutely amazing. 

Home sweet home. 

My Website

I am excited to announce that I am in the mix of finishing up my website. There are just some minor kinks I'm working out but it's almost done!!!! www.ashleybreanne.com should be up and running very soon. Stay tuned...

About Ashley Breanne Diaz

Like most people in this world, I grew up in a fairly small town and migrated to a somewhat big city after I turned eighteen. San Francisco stole my heart the minute I crossed that infamous Bay Bridge. I didn't just move here out of spite to get out of my hole of a town, I moved here in hopes of making a lifelong dream come true. Beginning with school. 

For the last four years I have been attending San Francisco's leading Academy of Art University. In less than two months I will be finished with my bachelor's degree in . . . Fashion design. Like most college graduates, I am completely and utterly terrified of what is to come. Also of having to leave this city that has become so much more than just my home, my sanctuary. But with that horror and anxiety I am feeling, also comes excitement. There are so many things to come, I can't wait to live and be and do what I came here to do. So stay posted, because this saga does continue.