Sometimes I get fascinated by simple things. For example, this photo, while on a cruise on the cold waters of San Francisco harbor, is nothing at all. But I was fascinated by the twinking of the sun on the waters, and tried a couple of photos, before I got the one I was looking for. View the image full size by clicking on it to see it properly.
Take a look at this picture. It's prime purpose is to display the lenght of the main arch of the Golden Gate Bridge, or more accurately the width between the 2 pillars of the Bridge, and boy, is it long. Seen from this angle, the central section seems to span the entire width of the photograph, and looks real long.
I somehow cannot get over the color of the water, it looks incredibly blue.
I really like these sort of photos. The sun shimmers off the slightly undulating waters in the Bay Harbor, just off San Francisco. This is daytime, not near sunrise or sunset, although it looks like sunset.
You can just stand and watch this shimmer for a long time, relieving tension and other wordly thoughts.
This is the San Francisco harbour in December. As you can see, there are a large number of people having fun in the bay, sailing away to glory.
It looked so calm and peaceful, with sailboats everywhere.
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