Images by David Goldberg
[Proofreader's Note: In the urban interior, street art sprouts amid authoritarian architecture like weeds through cracks in concrete, parks and gardens grow wild around the artifacts and intent of designed landscapes, non-native palms are as exotic and meaningless as public-art abstractions. Yet their confluence is exactly where we live. These are digital captures of large-scale, double-exposed analogue film prints, and Goldberg's second set of images published on The Fabulist.]
horticulture_seven (c) David Goldberg
horticulture_four (c) David Goldberg
horticulture_three (c) David Goldberg
horticulture_one (c) David Goldberg
horticulture_six (c) David Goldberg
David Goldberg is a San Francisco photographer whose images have shown extensively in both the Bay Area and Los Angeles. He has published three books and is an instructor of photography at UC Berkeley.