San Francisco

skywanderer
•2
12/2/05 6:55 PM

I really like the clear crispness of trolly you got some nice shots

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Beholden
•2
12/2/05 6:58 PM

I love San Francisco and these brought back nice memories especially China Town......thanks!

- ummmm

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Lidljo
•5
12/2/05 7:24 PM

I really like your seagull - the one in the thumbnail. I also think the sunsets with the birds in them are really sharp.

- Flowers are happiness...

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AuraNissa
12/2/05 7:32 PM

I am from San Francisco, and I know how hard it is to get a good clear picture without the haze. I love the sunset pics where a seagull in the shots

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austinspace
•4
12/2/05 9:31 PM

have to agree with the horizon suggestion in some of these shots--if you have Photoshop, open a photo and then press and hold the "Alt (or on the Mac, Apple)" button, and press the single quote key ('). This makes a grid appear over your picture and you can see if your horizon's level...I have to do this with just about every shot I take, so I speak from experience. Then you just tilt the photo, recrop it and you're good to go. Beautiful shots--I too dug the Chinatown shot.

- here and there

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chef009
•6
12/3/05 12:11 AM

The city by the bay...very nice ..china town and the 1st sunset are the standouts to me...agree with the horizon deal...good shooting

- With these Hands

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BusyB1965
•4
12/3/05 3:47 AM

Nature is grand-----like the colorful atmosphere of China Town

- Blessings

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KayN
•5
12/3/05 3:06 PM

I agree on the horizon, but I do like ship at sunset and sunset 4. Also, the Chinatown pic is great!

- Ms.N

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slcrandy
•1
12/3/05 4:08 PM

I agree the horizon is off. I have not put these in photoshop yet. I did not have my tripod so I had to set the camera on a post. thanks for the feed back.

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slcrandy
•1
12/3/05 4:23 PM

Well I took a closer look at the photos and they are not off by much. The Golden Gate bridge has a slant to it. The pillers are straight but the road is on an incline. It is an optical illusion i guess.

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austinspace
•4
12/4/05 10:50 AM

agreed--I certainly wasn't implying every one of them is provoking seasickness. Just a suggestion--you certainly don't have to straighten them if you don't feel it's worth it.

- here and there

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