Our Flag and Fog


Categories: Architecture, Black and White, City Scenes, Monochromia, PhotographyTags: , , , , ,

48 comments

  1. Wonderful. Still trying to… grasp the uniqueness of your photos… the words “blend” or “horizon” come to mind… Hmmm.

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  2. the fog, the mist, always give good results in photohraphy

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  3. Foggy times indeed…beautiful tones, Jane.

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  4. Very nice B&W. Are you missing her (GGB)?

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  5. A beautiful shot. I love your monochromes. “Happy“ fourth to you too. A good time to re-read the Declaration and think of its meaning in our times.

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  6. Very nice angle and just perfect with the US flag there!!

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  7. Happy 4th to you and your family, Jane. I like the concept of the fog concealing part of the bridge but the flag standing out nice and clear.

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  8. By dawn’s early light? our flag is still there, but the bridge seems to be dissolving away. Neat shot, Happy 4th!

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  9. I see the fog rolling in almost every day, where I live and I used to call it ” San Francisco Fog”, I just love the mood of it, but without a bridge. Very well captured the mood of it, Jane.

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  10. Happy Fourth of July to you!

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  11. I went to that spot in 2016 when I was last in San Francisco. The words flag and fog sound similar. Happy Fourth of July.

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  12. Wonderful Independence Day photo of Fort Point and beautiful San Francisco, Jane. Cheers to you, my friend.

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  13. Nice capture. I am a fan of fog irl and in photos, so enjoyed seeing this.

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  14. Never seen it from this angle…she is a beauty and you show her off so admirably.

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  15. Timeless. Looking forward to seeing that iconic site in person again soon. Lisa

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