A parasol was held off to one side while a tiny camera was used to film others at the How Weird Street Faire, San Francisco, California.

A long, formal-length black glove was worn by a woman dressed in white. She used that glove to hold a white paper parasol overhead as she walked through the faire.

A closed paper parasol was passed from hand to hand. Behind them, a man wore a sweat shirt with the words, "Make Christmas Great Again."

A black parasol with pale brown spokes was held high as if indicating that this was the place to gather.

A blue parasol was held in the background. While foreground people walked in different directions, the movement of the background parasol was not obvious.

A rainbow colored umbrella was used as a parasol. The man holding it was dressed in a muscled/skeletal costume. He also wore a rainbow around his neck.

A woman on the dance floor cheered while dancing. Both arms were held overhead and a dark, paper parasol has held aloft in her left hand.

A woman passed close by while wearing a wide fur headband and steampunk glasses. She carried a parasol on her shoulder, open and ready to poke people in the face.

A frilly, red umbrella was held over two people having a conversation. The umbrella was used as a parasol and blocked the sun from both their faces.