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JoeGarity: Building on a building downtown
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JoeGarity: California Street reflections: The Embarcadero Center reflecting on 101 California Street.
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JoeGarity: Downtown skyline seen from Portsmouth Square, Chinatown, San Francisco
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JoeGarity: Image from “Let’s glow San Francisco “
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JoeGarity: Space age stairs imagined in the 1970’s.
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JoeGarity: Sculpture downtown
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JoeGarity: This park is in the financial district of San Francisco.
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JoeGarity: The Transamerica Pyramid
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JoeGarity: Another view from The Transamerica Pyramid
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JoeGarity: On The Embarcadero
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JoeGarity: Market Street, about 6:30 this evening
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JoeGarity: Downtown
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JoeGarity: Print media in a library (FlickrFriday Media)
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JoeGarity: Lobby downtown
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JoeGarity: 555 California Street (the Bank of America Building)
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JoeGarity: Again, the Transamerica Pyramid (FlickrFriday Angle)
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JoeGarity: The Pyramid
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JoeGarity: After the rain: liquid buildings
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JoeGarity: The Transamerica Pyramid, reflected
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JoeGarity: Market Street on a sunny February afternoon
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JoeGarity: Celebrating 50 years of the Transamerica Pyramid (“Ahead of its time”) 48 stories, architect William Pereria
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JoeGarity: On California Street today
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JoeGarity: On Pine Street (in between storms)
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JoeGarity: After the rain on Kearny Street
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JoeGarity: Downtown after yesterday’s rain
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JoeGarity: The Transamerica Pyramid
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JoeGarity: Bush Street sunset
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JoeGarity: Montgomery Street, San Francisco
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JoeGarity: Sitting in Portsmouth Square
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JoeGarity: In an alley in the Financial District. I’m guessing the zigzag lines in the bricks are from an earthquake? Maybe Loma Prieta in 1987?