From photographer Mitchell Tancio: This is a three exposure HDR image of the Golden Gate Bridge as taken from Marshall Beach in the beautiful city of San Francisco.
This was my second time here and I wanted to capture the moody clouds and restless waters. I figured the best way to do that was to try to create an HDR image.
Here are the camera and settings used to capture the three photos from which the HDR image was created:
Camera: Canon EOS 5D
Lens: 17-40mm L
Focal length: 28mm
Aperture (f/stop): f/10
ISO: 100
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Beautiful
Thanks Becky!
Rick, that is a beautiful picture! I’ve been there many times during the summer months, but, I never visited there with snow on the ground. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you Brenda. It’s a beautiful place any time of year!
Thanks for that great photo and post Rick!
You’re welcome Mary. I’m glad you like it!
Love Backbone Rock,took my grandson there couple months ago spent the day
It’s a wonderful place, Patty.
Beautiful, shared it everywhere 🙂
Thanks so much, Barbara!
Sooooooooooooo thankful you are there every day to help us out thanks
You’re very welcome, Rose. It’s truly my pleasure.
Wow gorgeous picture!!
Thanks Tommie!
I almost expected flat Earthers to storm the comment section. Glad to see that there are none so far. By the way, if you like to watch Earth from space, NASA has a live stream on Youtube that shows the view from the ISS.
I’ll check that out, George. Thanks!
Great picture enjoy your site
Thanks so much, Lorraine. I appreciate the feedback!
Simply Beautiful!!!!!
Thanks Evelyn!