The San Francisco Bay as seen from 757 feet above sea level. Starting at Ayala Cove, first by bike and then by foot, I made my way to this point for a view of Tiburon and all that lies beyond. The view toward San Francisco was foggy, but this view toward Tiburon was very clear.
I’m a fan of sunstars and like to incorporate them in a photo whenever I can. This time I was able to get Coit Tower reaching for the clouds and a sunstar shining down all at the same time! Success!
For a few moments one small break in the clouds let some nice light shine down on Nob Hill. It almost looks like the top of the hill punched a hole in the sky.
It was almost time for dinner. Thankfully I wasn’t hungry yet and snuck in a few long exposure shots just after the sun went down and the sky still had the faintest light. A guest appearance by some light traffic added popping color.
Night shots require a little bit of patience along with some luck. It gets dark every night but not every night has this kind of mood to it. The dark sky made this long exposure really made Grace Cathedral look out of this world.
A perfect day in the city of San Francisco, and everyone is outside to enjoy it.
An old tree stands watch over the fog and ticky tacky houses of San Francisco.
Most animals don’t want to get involved with a man with a knife, but this bird thought it was a rare opportunity for the best view around!
A perfectly clear day isn’t my favorite time to take photographs, but this particularly clear day in San Francisco meant the moon was out during the day, hanging out over The City.
