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Local law says that when you’re in Los Angeles, you’re required to take a picture of the Hollywood sign.

This image shows the iconic Hollywood Sign situated on the slopes of Mount Lee in the Hollywood Hills of Los Angeles, California. The large white letters are visible on the hillside, framed by palm trees on the left and evergreen trees on the right. Utility poles and power lines run through the foreground under a clear blue sky.

They look like ants from here.

San Francisco Bay Bridge from the top of 401 Harrison.

Photo looking down at the San Francisco Bay Bridge at night. There are a million headlights coming toward the camera. The bay is shiny and black under the clouded sky. Streets and buildings are lit with thousands of souls living their lives in the distance, alone, separate.

There’s a drone high and to the right of Sutro tower, just parked there. Watching… what? It’s too small to be a helicopter, and how often do you actually see those truly hover, fixed XYZ, more nor than a few moments? But it’s also much larger than the little bird I got for a present a while back. If it weren’t, I wouldn’t be able to see it from this distance.

For the life of me, this looks like an angel reaching heavenward.

Photo of a brown stain on a dirty white wall. It looks like someone threw a chocolate shake at a subway wall. Amid the splatter and streaking is the outline of an angel with great, ragged wings, arms raised, head thrown back, crying out for mercy.

The World Cup potato chip bags look like a xenomorph with an underbite. It creeps me out.

Photo of a potato chip bag with what I presume is a World Cup trophy. That logo is angled such that it looks like a gold plated Alien with a gaping mouth and no chin.

Huh, whatever could that be?

A small package wrapped in paper, with a postcard of a southwest-style building sitting on it and covering most of it. The postcard says "Thank you!".

It looks promising.

A small, rectangular package wrapped in paper from Dr Pepper Museum, Waco, Texas

Awww, yeah.

A 5-pack of boxes of Dr Pepper Tic Tacs

Bathroom door at Rudy’s Can’t Fail Cafe, Emeryville, California.

A wood door where nearly every square inch is covered in punky stickers. I regret that I wouldn't even know where to start describing the literally hundreds of stickers.