11AM-2PM

An array of images shot with an iPhone. Locations include Downtown Oakland, Jack London Square and Oakland Chinatown. Photos by Richard Koci Hernandez

Father Aiden McAleenan with the newest member of St. Columba’s Church in the Golden Gate. Photo by Melanie Mason

Cleaning away the remnants of the meal at Lois the Pie Queen. Photo by Melanie Mason

Sunday Morning at Lois the Pie Queen. Photo by Melanie Mason

Sunday Morning at Lois the Pie Queen. Photo by Melanie Mason

Sunday Morning at Lois the Pie Queen. Photo by Melanie Mason

Sunday Morning at Lois the Pie Queen. Photo by Melanie Mason

Bikes parked while their owners stand in line at Mariscos Sinaloa. Photo by Kara Platoni

A worker wipes down the outdoor tables during the lunch rush at Mariscos Sinaloa. Photo by Kara Platoni

Picking up an order at the Mariscos Sinaloa taco truck at International and 22nd Avenue. Photo by Kara Platoni

Tostada de ceviche, tacos de camaron, tacos de pescado. Photo by Kara Platoni

(L to R) Neighbor J washes her car. Lap swim at Temescal pool. California poppies at Temescal pool. Photo by jjreview and MSmithWriter

All taken during the Bay-Friendly Garden tour. Photos by Kirstyn Russell

Various scenes from the Fruitvale District. Photos by Richard Koci Hernandez

2PM-5PM

Welcoming customers at Fenton’s Creamery. Photo by Kara Platoni

A furniture sale sign along Hwy 880 and lunch at JJ’s on Piedmont Ave. Photos by Richard Koci Hernandez

Frozen yogurt and window shopping along Piedmont Ave. Right, Oakland Chinatown. Photos by Richard Koci Hernandez

Jonathan Nakagawa unloads fresh green beans at Piedmont Grocery. Photo by Kara Platoni

Bike parts, fabric swatches, and a chew toy for the Montano Velo shop dog. Photo by Kara Platoni

Fred Montano holds down the front counter at Montano Velo. Photo by Kara Platoni

Afternoon chess game outside of Starbucks on Piedmont Avenue. Photo by Kara Platoni

Strolling minstrels on Telegraph at 63rd Street Group calls itself “Drunken New Lost Catfish Ramblers”. They are hitching around the country, and stopped in Oakland, earning enough to buy a harmonica. (Bottom) Crossing the street at Alcatraz and Shattuck. Photos by jjreview and MSmithWriter

Graffiti near Temescal Pool gates. (Right) Julian Kitty takes a Sunday afternoon nap on the deck. Photos by jjreview and MSmithWriter

5PM-8PM

A man plays the trumpet alongside Lake Merritt. Photo by Elise Craig

A car decorated with shells, beads and toys–among other things–sits parked along Lake Merrit. Photo by Elise Craig

The Grand Lake Theater. Photo by Elise Craig

Shots from along Broadway in Downtown Oakland. Photos by Richard Koci Hernandez

Lake Merritt. Photo by Elise Craig

A little girl chases the bubbles blown by a friend at a birthday party at Lake Merritt. Photo by Elise Craig

Adofo Williams watches his friend play with a remote-controlled helicopter from the shade of a sculpture at Lake Merritt. Photo by Elise Craig

8PM-11PM

Lake Merritt lights. Photo by Richard Koci Hernandez

Sunset as pictured from the Oakland Hills. (Right) A slow camera shutter creates light streaks along Hwy 13 near Piedmont. Photos by Richard Koci Hernandez

Hip-Hop and R&B group So Timeless. Photo by Ryan Phillips

SiairaShawn singing and Kyle on the guitar at the Oakland Renaissance show at the New Parrish in downtown Oakland. Photo by Ryan Phillips

Rapper Michelangelo performs at the Oakland Renaissance show at the New Parrish in downtown Oakland. (Right) The brass section of the Co-Lab house band. Photo by Ryan Phillips

11PM-2AM

A slow camera shutter creates light streaks along 35 Ave. Photo by Richard Koci Hernandez

Scenes from the Kona Club. Photos by Allison Davis

Ryan doesn’t own a T.V., so instead has become a Sunday night regular at Kona Club. Photo by Allison Davis

Welcome to the Kona Club. If you want to see the volcano in action, ask Rob the Bouncer. Photo by Allison Davis

The pool table was occupied the entire three hours. Kona Club is a favorite place for restaurant workers in the area to come after closing on Sundays. Photo by Allison Davis

2AM-5AM

Fred Amare parks his taxi in front of the well-lit Greyhound bus station around 3:15am, not to pick up a passenger, but to eat a fresh, hot McDonald’s breakfast. (Right) Coffee was a popular option for folks coming through Colonial Donuts. Photos by Lillian Mongeau

Advantage Laundry is reputed to be the only laundromat in Oakland that is open 24 hours. At 2:45am only the night manager was inside. Photo by Lillian Mongeau

A women who did not want her face or name to be used starts a wash cycle around 2:45am. She said her choices were to do her laundry now or before she picked her niece up for school in the morning and it was easier, she said, to stay up than to get up. Photo by Lillian Mongeau

Ben Jones, 67, was born in Arkansas but said he “grew up in the marines.” Now he keeps Advantage Laundry clean with military precision. “Mr. Ben,” one customer said, “is one of the good ones.” Photo by Lillian Mongeau

By 3:00am Mr. Ben is done with the mopping. Photo by Lillian Mongeau

Zain Syed, a senior at Cal in interdisciplinary studies, carries his finished laundry out of Advantage Laundre on 50th and Broadway around 2:30am. Syed said the all-night laundromat was a good place to work. Photo by Lillian Mongeau

Empty diner stools wait for the morning rush of truck drivers stopping for a bite at Nikko’s Diner off the Nimitz freeway in East Oakland. Photo by Lillian Mongeau

A reminder to customers that neither the food, nor the service, is free at Nikko’s. Photo by Lillian Mongeau

Though everyone working and eating there referred to him as Allen, the late-night manager at Nikko’s Diner off the Nimitz freeway in East Oakland said the name he preferred was his Vietnamese name, Ly Hung. Photo by Lillian Mongeau

This street cleaning van raced along San Pablo Ave at 3:25am, swerving expertly out of the way of an illegally parked car and back again to the curb. Photo by Lillian Mongeau

Colonial Donuts on Lakeshore Drive. Photo by Lillian Mongeau

People, like this customer, who come to Colonial Donuts around 2am tend to stay all night, explained Viseth Han, 32, who was working the donut counter at 3:45am. Photo by Lillian Mongeau

The sky lightens over the hills behind downtown Oakland at 5:25am. Photo by Lillian Mongeau

5AM-8AM

Workers unload pears at Oakland’s wholesale produce market. Photo by Will Jason

Antonio Gutierrez unloads tomatillos and other ingredients for tamales he hopes to sell to raise money for his church. Photo by Will Jason

A produce buyer has a laugh after placing an order at Oakland’s wholesale produce market. Photo by Will Jason

Students from Oakland Technical High School prepare for a 7 a.m. hockey class at the Oakland Ice Center. Photo by Will Jason

Kyle Kaley during a hockey class at the Oakland Ice Center. Photo by Will Jason

Jamier Malone during a hockey class at the Oakland Ice Center. Photo by Will Jason

(left to right) Andy Wenzel, Lydia Greenburg, Ryan Babbit, and Jazmin Brown, students from Oakland Technical High School prepare for a 7 a.m. hockey class at the Oakland Ice Center. Photo by Will Jason

8AM-11AM

Early morning dew on a car windshield creates a painterly effect. (Right) A commuter emerges from the Downtown Oakland BART station. Photo by Richard Koci Hernandez

Moisture on the driver’s side window frames this view along Hwy 580 and Park blvd. Photo by Richard Koci Hernandez

Early morning light along Broadway in Downtown Oakland creates silhouettes and casts long shadows. Photos by Richard Koci Hernandez

A crowed BART train. A little girl swings in the shade at the Mosswood Park playground. (Right) The milkman knocks on a customer’s back door, carting the day’s delivery. Photos by Mary Flynn

Downtown Oakland, a fried egg and a bird as pictured through the AC Transit bus stop glass. Photos by Richard Koci Hernandez

Pedestrians in Downtown Oakland. Photos by Richard Koci Hernandez

Just another day at the office for this shopkeeper of a tiny gas station convenience store at the corner of Piedmont Ave and MacArthur Blvd. Photo by Mary Flynn

Both the train and its passengers race onward after dropping a stop at the 12th St. Oakland City Center. Photo by Mary Flynn

Commuters arrive at the MacArthur BART station. Photo by Mary Flynn

PG&E Workers crack jokes while working a job along Broadway in Downtown Oakland. Photo by Mary Flynn

A musician serenades the trees with his saxophone in Mosswood Park. Photo by Mary Flynn