Wanderer, stroller, flâneuse. Photographer Candice J. Jacobus roams the world looking, noticing and making images of people, and the places they inhabit. An observer of street life, whether in her home of San Francisco or in cities around the world, Candice searches out the byways and markets where locals carry on their public, or not so public, lives. Often, it’s not the individuals, but the doorway they may emerge from, or the corner that they may round that captures her eye. Sometimes a window beckons, what is happening within? Often it is the ghost of a being converging with time past and future in a shop window. Always there is the sense of a human presence. Candice has studied art most of her life: the history of art (BFA, CSU San Jose), creating images (MA in photo-etching, CSU San Francisco,) and publication design. Her work has been shown internationally in galleries including: HBK-Galerie, Dallas Center for Photography, Gray Loft, PhotoPlace, SFWA Gallery.