While crossing that neat (but sometimes frightening) pedestrian overpass connecting Vermont and Kansas over the James Lick Freeway near 22nd Street, this intrepid photographer experienced an epic confrontation with a wild animal in its natural habitat. Luckily, he wasn’t mauled during the encounter and can continue to provide the public with fantastic shots of San Francisco, like this one!
Check out the largest size to witness the beast at bay as it stares deeply into your soul.
 pedestrian overpass connecting Vermont and Kansas over the James Lick Freeway near 22nd Street, this intrepid photographer experienced an epic confrontation with a wild animal in its natural habitat. Luckily, he wasn’t mauled during the encounter and can continue to provide the public with fantastic shots of San […]</p>
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this image has a great perspective
Gorgeous colors, too!
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I thought they closed that overpass?
the pedestrian overpass at 24th St. is on lock down..this one is quite nice.
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Bob is the undisputed King of Long Exposures to all who know his work on Flickr and other venues. Plus, he’s a good guy to hang out with.
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