Restored F-Line Streetcar







I think this Street Car is originally from Italy.
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I think this Street Car is originally from Italy.
The Golden Gate bridge arches over Fort Point before continuing on across the San Francisco bay. It was extremely windy the day I shot this. I actually got blown over twice but saved the camera! I will need to restitch this as there are some areas that didn't match up quite right.
Highest position in Flickr Explore: #25 on Thursday, April 23, 2009
This resturant in the Los Angeles international airport looks like a place Austin Powers would hang out in. Cool retro architecture.
A look inside San Francisco's Streetcar 1050
Conservatory of flowers in Golden Gate Park
Several people have asked for a detail shot of the photo "keeping a low profile". Here it is.
The lobby of the San Francisco Hyatt Regency hotel soars 170 feet above me as I stand on the ground floor trying to take it all in.
Highest Position in Explore #153 on 3/29/09.
Taken from the 17th floor of the San Francisco Hyatt Regency hotel a few minutes after 6 in the morning. There was a door at the end of the hallway. I opened it and found a tiny platform with a vertical concrete wall that had a 9" gap from which I could see the Ferry building, Bay Bridge and the sun rising over the bay below me. I literally ran back to my room to get my camera, tripod and cable release. I propped open the door with a newspaper I found by the ice machine and started taking photos...
Vietnam era reconnaissance aircraft
F4B Phantom II on the Deck of USS Midway in San Diego California