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Foggy California Landmark
Disappearing Landmarks
Beyond the fog there’s always blue sky hiding. Golden gate, San Francisco, California.
Experienced by Jacob Morch
We did the full tourist experience when we visited Northern California and when we went on the boat tour of the Golden Gate Bridge the tour guide told us the paint color of the bridge was called “international orange”. The architects had to choose one color to paint the entire bridge and it was no coincidence that they chose a color that was inclusive and named it international as San Fran is the home to people from all over the world.
Golden Gage Bridge
Experienced by Mateus Peixoto
San Francisco Golden Gate Bridge
Experienced by Roland Wood
Golden Gate Bridge Sunrise
Experienced by Oliver Plattner
Taken on my only visit to the US, when visiting Microsoft. I did not bring my camera but the kind people their loaned me a camera and took me out to see the sights.
Experienced by Jason Polychronopulos
Beautiful sunrise in the early morning in San Francisco
Experienced by Lifeofmikey
I was chasing the sunset through San Francisco buildings trying to find a clear shot. After randomly driving around I didn’t find any so I gave up. On the drive home I randomly ran into this view. I pulled over in the emergency lane (nothing like adding some thrill into the chase) and took this shot. Life lesson: just in case you give up, keep your head up because you don’t know what’s around the corner.
Experienced by Bobak Emamian
Somewhere near ‘Gold’en Gate!
Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, California.
How lucky I am. This shot was taken from the Car, when I was on the bridge. Luckily the traffic was slow moving due to a busy day. While most of the days are foggy near the bridge, somehow this Seagull added an extra layer beauty to this man made marvel. I strongly believe in the composition, probably that adds more creativity than rest of the photography technics. I don’t mind, passing the same bridge 1000 times, to get different compositions and dimension to experience the world in multiple bliss.
Experienced by Dilip Kumar
Walking down the most famous bridge in the world.
Into the city
Islands of the Bay
I really like to take photos of different perspectives of famous building and things.
I took this picture as I walked across the bridge near sunset while chaperoning a group high school computer science students from Alabama. The view was spectacular.
Experienced by Melanie Haynes
San Francisco Golden Gate Bridge
Golden Gate Bridge San Francisco
