The stairs leading up to a porch in Alameda, California, had four pumpkins set on three of the steps. Only one of the pumpkins was carved into a jack=o'-lantern, and then had its face painted.

A cardboard jack-o'-lantern was placed into a store window in downtown Alameda, California. It used cat stickers for eyes, and a bat sticker for a mouth. Autumn leaves and tiny pumpkins decorated its base.

Two pumpkins were set on a porch in San Francisco. Both had happy painted faces. The pumpkin on the left of this image appeared to have stickers for eyes.

Five Jack-O'-Lanterns lined one side of a San Francisco porch. All five had carved faces.

A plastic jack-o'-lantern, with skeletal hands and arms, hung on a porch railing. At the top of the porch were several uncarved pumpkins.

Three comically carved jack-o'-lanterns sat in a grouping on a San Francisco porch. One jack-o'-lantern with many teeth was eating a baby jack=o'=lantern. The smaller one had a ghost carved into its face.