Arranged in a pose in front of a building on Ord Street in San Francisco were five individuals. Left to right: Terry Costales struggled to produce a Vulcan greeting with her hand; Bryan Costales held up a Vulcan salute; Dave Singleton held his hand in the representation of bunny-ears; Diane just posed and smiled; and George Jansen produced a perfect Vulcan greeting.

Angela (right) and Debi (left) sat outside in the dining area of the Hi Dive bar and restaurant. Angela rested her hand on Harlow, Debi's dog.

David Hertz spoke to Angela while seated at San Francisco's Sausage Factory in the Castro. This moment was captured just before the pizza arrived.

Dave walked beside Dave at the corner of Market and Castro in San Francisco. This was the border of the Castro which ended at Market Street.

Denver posed in front of a sculpture at the Sausalito Art Festival. Angela stood behind. And Terry held the statue's hand.

From left to right, Diane, David (her husband), David (George's friend), and George walked through a parking lot at mid-day. They strode as if in the final credits of an adventure film.

Angela Beske, Terry Costales, and Bryan Costales leaned against a rail at the dock leading out of the Sausalito Art Festival. If they looked weary, it was because of a few hours of continuous walking.