Ever since Ansel Adams started taking pictures in and around San Francisco roughly 100 years ago, the cityscape and its surroundings have remained a popular muse for photographers. By now, it feels overdone. Can photographers still find new ways of looking at such familiar sights?
John Chiara has an answer. The local photographer’s latest exhibition — “Sea of Glass,” at Haines Gallery at Fort Mason Center — includes landscape photographs highlighting the relationship between nature and humans.
