Three different perspectives of downtown San Francisco. Shot from Twin Peaks (with a great view all the way down Market Street), Mount Davidson (the highest point in the city) and of course Grand View Park.
(Previously: Timelapse, Week of Jan 10)
(Related: Summit Loop, San Bruno Mountain; West Portal Timelapse of Timelapses; Timelapse, Week of Jan 10)
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Summit Loop, San Bruno Mountain — Summit Loop is a three mile hike around San Bruno Mountain, a 1,319 peak just south of San Francisco. For some reason, possibly a lack of desire to wrestle with bridges, it has become a family favorite for the...
West Portal Timelapse of Timelapses — This is the third and strangest video in my series of timelapses from West Portal, San Francisco. Each frame is a single-frame timelapse where each vertical line is from a different time of day. 4,320 photos go into each frame over 24 hours....
Timelapse, Week of Jan 10 — An experiment in creating a timelapse from a week of walking around San Francisco. Not sure how long I'll keep this up for and only managed four sequences this week: three different views from Grand View park (I go there a lot) and...
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