Sometimes even the buses have to turn around and go back to where they came from. Such is the purpose of these wires in San Francisco. They provide electricity to the buses, and this is the end of one particular route, so the bus makes a u-turn and follows the wires back. I liked the way the center of the U stood out against the sunset that was just starting to happen.
I had time for a few quick photos on my way from the bus stop to one of my favorite sunrise locations, the bean in Millennium Park. This particular building with some morning traffic in front of it was worth the stop.
The Education Building at UC Davis Medical Center. I’m sure a lot of work goes on in this building, but it looks like a pretty good place to get to work if you ask me!
The bare trees in the winter against the constant shape of the buildings in the city. The trees may have leaves, may have snow, or may be just empty branches but the city skyline will always stay the same.
Looking up at the Chicago skyline. Some great building here including the Trump Tower and the Wrigley Building. A few clouds in the sky and the reflection of the sun provide just enough contrast. I also like the way the top of the Wrigley reflection can be seen in the bottom of the Trump Tower.
This spot on California St in San Francisco made an interesting focal point. I shot into the sun and didn’t mind the way that the flare turned out, I think it adds a little bit to the photo.
This narrow alley in San Francisco almost felt like it was closing in on itself. The doorway at the end and across the street just draws you in.
When I was walking home from dinner I came across an old wall and fence of a building that looked like it was being torn down. I was able to contrast this with some new buildings in the background and the night sky.
I decided to give this building outside my hotel room window an interesting perspecitve as the sun was coming up. I like the fact that there are just two lights on next to each other in the building.
