| Title: Ghirardelli Evening |
| This 4 image panorama taken just after sunset shows the Balclutha on the left and Ghirardelli square on the right. I shot the left hand image first and worked my to the right as it got darker, since the sun had just set to the right of the frame. So by the time I got the right right hand image, it had become as dark there as it was when I took the left side image. So the whole image has a consistant brightness, as it was seen with my eye.
(from www.boatingsf.com) The 256-foot Full-Rigged Ship Balclutha was built in 1886. Owned by SFMNHP. Based at San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park. San Francisco's most prominent tall ship, permanently berthed at the Hyde Street pier. Originally built for the Britain-California grain trade, Balclutha switched to salmon fishing in 1902 and was renamed Star of Alaska in 1906. While she hasn't sailed in decades, at least she's still afloat--the only sailing ship of her size remaining on San Francisco Bay. (more info at http://www.nps.gov/archive/safr/local/balc.html) |
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Reference Number: 60922-0936 Details: 4 images, 30 seconds @F8, no filters, 7373x2929 (2x5) 167mb |
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