San Francisco Streets

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A cyclist races across across an almost empty junction in San Francisco.

I just love the sign on top of the building. Totally out of place amid the beautiful architecture and detail of it’s resting place.

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15 Responses to “San Francisco Streets”
  1. Flickr: Pete Connolly says:

    I think you found the best spot to take a picture of that building Donncha. The lines of the junction and the building shape are perfect together.

  2. Flickr: Con Thom says:

    great angle and position. and I like the two V shapes!

  3. Flickr: ladyb says:

    wonderful composition, could see this in a book on architecture

  4. I like the way you’ve echo’d the rounded corner of the building using the white lines on the street. Nice composition.

  5. Flickr: frenchsvilla says:

    Where’s Karl Malden?????
    another wonderful shot from the boy
    hope the family is doing well.

  6. Flickr: Gireesh G V says:

    great image

  7. Latchiko says:

    I agree with Gareth, love the repetition of the lines and the symmetry. Clever shot.

  8. Thanks for commenting. That may have been on my mind when I took the picture but I can’t remember. What I do recall is the lines on the road drew my attention and they seemed to point towards the advert on the top of the building!

  9. John Mc says:

    Killer photo

  10. Frank says:

    looks like a very historical photo

  11. Flickr: xeer says:

    Thanks everyone for commenting! They’re very much appreciated. Time and energy are commodities I have little of with Adam around and it takes an extra effort to post these photos every day ..

  12. Great wide-angle shot.. I love this kind of shots. Good job Donncha!

  13. Michael says:

    Where was this photo taken? I recognize it, but I can’t place where.

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