With a camera without a tripod and shaking hands, it created an artistic view of the San Francisco skyline in the dark
Art of San Francisco Skyline at Night
Artistic Night View of San Francisco Skyline
Tag Archives: San Francisco
San Francisco Skyline at Night
Ending the day with a view of the San Francisco skyline at night
San Francisco Skyline at Night
Still on the Beach
Although the daylight is dwindling at Baker Beach, people are remaining to get a last glimpse of the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco.
Still on the Beach
Storm at Baker Beach
Baker Beach in San Francisco mesmerized not only by the beautiful Golden Gate Bridge, but also by the humongous waves in the ocean at a disappearing sun in the clouds
Storm at Baker Beach
Glimpse of Sunset at Baker Beach
Baker Beach has one of the best sunset views in San Francisco as the sun reflects on the bridge. While we were there on a foggy evening, a slight break in the clouds let in some light. Swimmers were in the water watching the light in the clouds.
Sunset light illuminated the clouds over the Golden Gate Bridge, providing a surreal image.
Glimpse of Sunset at Baker Beach
Clouds at Golden Gate Bridge
Waves Against the Golden Gate Bridge
High and calm waves at Baker Beach in the foreground add to the photo of the Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco, in the background
High Waves
Waves at Baker Beach
Walking Towards the Bridge
Steps of walking on wet Baker Beach towards the Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco, to get a better view
Walking towards the Bridge
Foggy Day at Baker Beach
After photographing the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, California, from various locations, we ventured to Baker Beach on a foggy evening.
Baker Beach, located in San Francisco’s Presidio, is a scenic, mile-long beach famous for its stunning views of the Golden Gate Bridge. While it’s a popular spot for photography, the foggy weather makes it challenging.
Foggy Day at Baker Beach
Interesting and Iconic Bridges
A bridge is a structure built to span a physical obstacle (such as a body of water, valley, road, or railway) without blocking the way underneath. It is constructed for the purpose of providing passage over the obstacle, which is usually something that is otherwise difficult or impossible to cross.
We will be posting for the next period images of interesting and iconic bridges from my collection. Here is a most often photographed image of the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco.
Water Fountain
A water fountain around a sculpture in Golden Gate Park, San Francisco
San Francisco Skyline Silhouette
We end our series of images from San Francisco – The Japanese Tea Garden, Golden Gate Park, and Golden Gate Bridge – with a silhouette of the city skyline.
Golden Gate Bridge at Eye Level
Another view, at eye level, of the Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco gives a different perspective.
From Under the Golden Gate Bridge
Views from under San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge depicting the suspension and structure of the bridge
Majestic Golden Gate Bridge
Waves splash in the foreground showcasing the majestic Golden Gate Bridge against a blue sky in San Francisco. Although other bridges have since surpassed it in size, it remains incomparable in the magnificence of its setting and is said to be the most photographed bridge in the world.
Golden Gate Bridge
The Golden Gate Bridge is a suspension bridge spanning the Golden Gate, the one-mile-wide strait connecting San Francisco Bay and the Pacific Ocean. There are numerous images of this landmark and we are presenting some different views.
Views of San Francisco from SkyStar
Sitting in the gondola at the top most position on the SkyStar Ferris wheel when it was in Golden Gate Park, these are the wonderful views of San Francisco.
Music Concourse from Skystar
A wide view, from atop the SkyStar Ferris wheel, of the Music Concourse at Golden Gate Park in San Francisco. The 122-year-old Golden Gate Bandshell is the oldest structure in Golden Gate Park’s Music Concourse, an open-air plaza built for the California Midwinter International Exposition of 1894. It is also called the Spreckels Temple of Music.
Buddha Statue in the Garden
Another blissful spot at the Japanese Tea Garden in San Francisco is the Buddha statue. It is over two hundred years old, first cast in 1790 and gifted to the garden in 1949.
Serenity at the Japanese Tea Garden
Stepping stone blocks over a small pond and water lilies provide a serene environment at the Japanese Tea Garden, Golden Gate Park in San Francisco.
Interesting Stone Sculptures
Stone sculptures such as these fascinating boat holding water and a lantern are interesting to see at the Japanese Tea Garden, San Francisco.
