An incredible morning waking up on our boat inside the Reid Inlet in Glacier Bay National Park.
A thin layer of mist covered the glacier and we watched the glowing sun rise just after 5:00am.
Photo: "Sutro Tower"
I was looking through my archives the other day and stumbled upon this image of Sutro Tower shot from the Marin Headlands on a beautiful, fog morning in 2013.
I haven't been out to the headlands to shoot the fog much since, but I definitely can remember how glorious this morning was.
Photo: "Creep"
Karl the Fog creeps in over downtown San Francisco on a March evening.
Photo: "The Trail"
Delicious fog creeping in over the city of San Francisco.
Photo: "Light It Up"
October sunrise over the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco.
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Photo: "The Sun Will Always Rise"
Sunrise over San Francisco, November 2013
To say my life has been hectic lately would be a bit of an understatement, but even amongst the craziness, I know that eventually things will slow down and I'll get to plant my feet back on solid ground.
I did manage to squeeze in a bit of camera time on Saturday shooting sunrise with a few friends. The conditions weren't exactly what we'd hoped for, but it was nice to be out and feeling the crisp wind on my cheeks at 5am.
Photo: "Frosted"
Golden Gate Bridge, Marin Headlands
Running at 100 miles an hour today, so here's a quick post from sunrise a few weeks ago in the headlands.
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Photo: "When the Fog Lifted"
"When the fog lifted, the dreaming world was revealed below."
Sunrise, Golden Gate Bridge. March 2013
Photo: "Tucked In"
My alarm went off at 7am this morning and the only few words I remember from the radio program was "Thick, low fog on the Golden Gate Bridge this morning..." Sadly, I didn't paid attention to the forecast last night, or I might have been out shooting. Hopefully +Joe Azure got something good :-)
This shot is from my first fog morning ever, taken a few weeks ago. It was a glorious morning.
Photo: "One Eye Open"
A few weeks ago, I got to experience an amazing fog morning from the Marin Headlands. Within moments of getting out of the car, I understood first hand why +Joe Azure spends so many mornings up here.
Not only was it incredibly beautiful, but it was also peaceful and quite surreal. An entire city exists under this fog blanket; a place where hundreds of people are commuting to work, taking their kids to school, going for a morning run, all unaware of the beautiful show that was taking place a few hundred feet above their heads.
Photo: "Merriment"
Woke up to a beautiful fog morning today. I didn't make it out for sunrise, but here's a shot from sunrise a few weeks ago at Hawk Hill.
Photo: "Mystify"
Weston State Hospital in West Virginia was built by Richard Andrew and followed the Kirkbride plan. It was constructed between 1858 an 1881 and is the largest hand-cut stone building in North America.