IMG_3986-haight-Street-house-one-800
by sfalice

Comment by BeckyT:
Just lovely. I love old buildings because they have such character. Wonderful capture.

IMG_3986-haight-Street-house-one-800
by sfalice

Comment by bsluijk:
Almost 120 years old, and meticulously maintained. Already from the outside you can see the character of the building, which is confirmed by the interior pictures in the link. In an environment like this I am sure you can feed us with interesting pictures for the entire year.

IMG_3986-haight-Street-house-one-800
by sfalice

Comment by MattO:
Very nice architecture on that. Old victorian style is very nice to see in such good shape!

IMG_3986-haight-Street-house-one-800
by sfalice

Comment by pixelpig:
You captured that nice rich color (how do you get the sky to stay so nicely blue for you?) you spoke of, a bldg lovingly maintained. You could write an article for the Sunday paper chronicling your explorations, if there was such a thing as a newspaper any more. I very much enjoy reading your notices & finding the details in the photos. Your photo is much much better than what's on the web (your link).

IMG_3849-Carillon-Tower-800
by sfalice

Comment by HarveyG:
Very unique. Seems it was built to last too. Love the form and repetition. The (UWA distort) lean to the right is a bit disconcerting for me. Exposure and sky is good. Is that a star (white pixel) you caught top left?

Message edited by author 2013-02-14 02:43:50.

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Comment by colorcarnival:
It's fun. Makes me want to push the blue button to see what happens next.

IMG_3670-The-Design-tree-800
by sfalice

Comment by colorcarnival:
Love the crooked martini and the shadowy tree. Such fun!

IMG_3660-communication-is-King-800
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Comment by colorcarnival:
Love Victorian homes. The dishes do make a funny contrast of eras.

IMG_3931-772-Bryant-St,-detail-800
by sfalice

Comment by Abra:
Another nice and odd bit of architecture. With those lights I wonder what it looks like lit up at night.

IMG_4149-555-entrance-800
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Comment by bsluijk:
Here's a true oddity again. Watch how the fire escape constrasts to the masonry work. Great find. I'd try to open up the shadows a bit.