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Hop Hornbeam aka Ironwood tree in the understory of the forest.
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most people never see.
Hop Hornbeam aka Ironwood tree in the understory of the forest.
a white throated sparrow feasts on a foggy day in the forest.
A lucky shot of this bird picking a berry!
I like the muted sounds, the shroud of grey, and the silence that comes with fog.
A lonely walker and their silent companion, journeying into the mist.
Nestled in San Francisco's Marina District, the Palace of Fine Arts stands as an enduring symbol of architectural grandeur and historical significance. Originally built for the 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exposition, the palace was designed by renowned architect Bernard Maybeck, who drew inspiration from ancient Roman and Greek architecture. The intricate Corinthian columns and the massive central rotunda create a sense of classical elegance that contrasts beautifully with the surrounding lagoon and lush greenery.
Although intended to be a temporary structure, the Palace of Fine Arts became so beloved by locals that it was rebuilt in the 1960s with more durable materials, preserving its iconic beauty. Today, it serves as a serene escape for both residents and visitors alike. You’ll often find people strolling around the tranquil lagoon, capturing photos of the stunning reflections in the water, or enjoying a peaceful picnic on the lawns.
As you explore, notice the intricately detailed friezes and sculptures, which tell stories of Greek mythology and human creativity. The Palace also houses an event venue in its adjoining exhibition hall, making it a popular location for weddings, corporate events, and even Hollywood films.
For those seeking a quieter San Francisco experience, this hidden gem is a must-visit, offering a perfect blend of history, art, and nature. Whether you’re drawn by its romantic architecture or the peaceful atmosphere, the Palace of Fine Arts invites you to step back in time while remaining rooted in the heart of a modern, vibrant city.
A foggy line of trees along the top of the hill.
This is an image that I had saved there, it's a capture that I took in the month of October, with that beautiful light and that soft fog that some autumn mornings have...
I hope you like it!
I belong to autumn, my heart is here and it shows, it is the time when I feel better, it has never seemed to me that it is a sad season, nor that since the days are shorter, they are less fun, not quite the opposite! Autumn is the time to go to the woods and the parks to enjoy what this season offers us, which is a lot... but like everything in life, it ends... and this will soon end...
Thanks for reading and for being here, thank you so much!
I have always liked photographing the train tracks or their details, but if you do it, always remember that doing it is a bit dangerous... especially if there is fog in the area! Today's trains are very modern and quiet...remember this my friend!
I hope you like the image, thank you all!
Another foggy shot from the other way see's Freightliner 66420 closing in on journeys end with 6M73 Doncaster Up Decoy-Toton North Yard, 66615 is on the rear somewhere in the thick fog! 14/1/22
In extreme thick Fog, GBRf 66726 'Sheffield Wednesday' at a much slower speed heads north with 6H10 Bletchley Cemex-Peak Forest Cemex Sidings. 14/1/22
a pleasant day with puffs of fog coming and going
a pleasant day with puffs of fog coming and going
