Looking South from Fort Funston
Later evening near sunset time, I drove out to Fort Funston to get some fresh air, and I took a camera with me of course.
--Warren
Labels: Beaches, D200, flowers, Fort Funston
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Labels: Beaches, D200, flowers, Fort Funston
Thanks for joining the fun and posting this nice series, Joe. My favorite is #3.
--WT
Joe...if the woman in the bottom picture knew you took that picture and posted it on the web I would be looking out for women driving cars with hats pulled way down.
Labels: Fisherman's Wharf, July 4, North Beach, Pier 39, Street
I'm surprised nobody cared (or even noticed?) that these were taken with a WA adapter on the 14mm. I would be interested to know which ones stood out for you in the set.
--Warren
I like the Eat Crab, the caricature, and the Architectural. I would be interested to know if you needed to crop out any edge softness or did you crop for composition only. Nicely done overall Warren.
Thanks Dan. I cropped for composition only, and I did not notice edge softness although I'm sure there is some.
--WT
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Golden rays on the ice plant, nice
Dan
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