From the Top of Duboce

    After recent rains the sky was crystal clear in San Francisco, so I went around the corner and climbed the fourth-steepest block in the city to take this photo from the very top of Duboce Avenue

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      marceline added this photo to her favorites. (66 months ago)

    2. marceline (66 months ago | reply)

      fantastic, this sea of lights !!!

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    3. Ottoman42 (66 months ago | reply)

      This is excellent! Its such a unique view of the city. It gives you a close personal felling but also demonstrates the shear size of it. This is wonderful. I might have to come by here again this Monday.

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      Ottoman42 added this photo to his favorites. (66 months ago)

    5. Tolka Rover (66 months ago | reply)

      Thanks Ottoman. I do like this viewpoint on the city. And, the line of palms add to the interest, though of course palms are not particularly typical of San Francisco.

      Thanks Marceline for the fave and for prompting me to take this picture after you saw my previous cameraphone snapshot from the same place.

    6. Ottoman42 (66 months ago | reply)

      I've returned and selected this image as the Long Exposure Group's LE of the Week for the week of December 25th 2006. See the full post at LE Blog here.

    7. Tolka Rover (66 months ago | reply)

      Thank you. I am very flattered.

    8. Ottoman42 (66 months ago | reply)

      You are very welcome! Thanks for sharing the image with us.

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      six steps  added this photo to their favorites. (65 months ago)

    10. six steps  (65 months ago | reply)

      Beautiful use of long exposure!

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      peteg and jjuania added this photo to their favorites.

    12. sindagon (47 months ago | reply)

      Nice shot man!! Great.

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