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A one-month walking tour through the beautiful and interesting city of San Francisco, aching feet included but a lot of unforgettable memories and my favorite analogue photographs from my Diana F+ and L-CA lomography cameras.
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Rush Creek Trail is really just a dusty old fire road that skirts a tidal marsh. It’s flat and at about 4 miles to the end and back is popular for beginning cyclists, joggers, and families out for a stroll with their dogs. Because of it's open vistas and wildlife; It's also great for photographers.
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The Palace of Fine Arts was constructed for the 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exposition to house the works of fine arts exhibits. It was a temporary structure made of plaster and burlap and was meant to be torn down after the Exposition along with the other temporary structures, but it was so beloved that a committee was formed immediately for its preservation and with their efforts, saved it from destruction. Today, after extensive renovations, one can appreciate the grace and beauty of the structure with its iconic golden domed rotunda reflected in the surrounding pool, the rows of Corinthian columns flanking it, and the Ancient Greek and Roman inspired architecture and sculpture.
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Everyone who goes to San Francisco is going to see this bridge as evidenced by the millions of pictures that have been made of this location. But no one actually shows what you will see on the way there. Take your camera, take your film, keep you eyes - and your heart open, and go there!
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”Break the rules and you go to prison, break the prison rules and you go to Alcatraz.” says a billboard inside the huge building complex. Take a thrilling trip to America's ex-prison.
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If I could live anywhere, I would live in San Francisco. The city has everything a tourist could ever want all packed into 49 square miles. A trip to San Francisco during the Christmas break was the perfect way to cap off the year.
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Three museums in one in San Francisco' s Golden Gate Park.
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Everybody should remember their first time…I do. I was on a road trip with my whole family, discovering California. I´m not able to remember every detail from that amazing trip, but what I do remember is the feeling that I had when I first saw San Francisco. Those hills, Victorian houses, cable cars, the majestic Golden Gate. From that very first moment, that city became the city of my dreams. Who knew that 15 years later I would be just an hour away from my dream city?
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The Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco is one of the most iconic bridges in the world.
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The Palace of Fine Arts is an architectural beauty, and one of the many locations that make San Francisco such a wonderful city.
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San Francisco - a great city, an interesting and calm, which, surprisingly, adaptirueshsya amazingly fast. San Francisco is loved for its spectacular scenery, carefree elegance and subtle charm. This bright metropolis, located in a beautiful corner of nature, never ceases to amaze.
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Alcatraz is famous for multiple things, but if are lucky enough to visit the island on a nice day, it will become famous to you for a great place to take photos.
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Build your own adventure, or at least your own forts and prepare for a playful battle! The Adventure Playground is a unique playpen built by the community in the Bay Area, this place is one of a kind! Give it a try and bring your kids and your friends!
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If you have some family or friends in San Francisco you should try to pay them a visit. On a recently family adventure, I got to see the famed "parrots of telegraph hill" and also explored a super cool scrapyard. One man's junk is another man's treasure.
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Union Square is a major tourist attraction in the heart of San Francisco and is a great place to visit on a sunny day in "The City". Whether you're in the mood to go shopping, enjoy the sights or just take photographs with your favorite Lomo camera, this place definitely has something for everyone.
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It's considered as one of the Seven Wonders of the Modern World and its beautiful and graceful lines stretches between San Francisco and Marin County to the north - in perfect harmony with it's setting. Taken together, the bridge and the Golden Gate framing, the San Francisco skyline is one of the most awe-inspiring sights on earth and certainly one of the most photographed. One can only envy early travelers arriving in San Francisco by ship and what emotion they must have felt.
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Yes, I know Christmas is over now, but it is one of my favorite times of the year and sometimes it takes a while to develop and have the photos ready! I have them now and I want to share some of those pictures I have with you. I really hope you’ll like them!
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The cold salt-water breeze tickling your skin, a huge heart-shaped crab, unlimited shopping areas, an old prison, and that long beautiful bridge. What can possible beat a day in the Bay Area?
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Before the Golden Gate Bridge opened in 1937, the only way to reach Marin County, north of San Francisco, was by boat. The Hyde Street Pier was built in 1922 to accommodate automobile and passenger ferries between San Francisco and Sausalito. In 1988, the Hyde Street Pier became the centerpiece of the San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park and home to numerous historical vessels, some fully restored to their original beauty and others currently undergoing restoration.
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If you'll stay in San-Francisco for a few days, this way or another you'll find yourself in Berkeley, the cradle of hippies - till nowadays you can see (and hear) the spoken word poets on the central Telegraph street. The peace-fighting atmosphere of sixties is naturally preserved till today - and you easily find some commercialized hippie-culture artifacts such as stickers, tie dye t-shirts and bijouterie.
