RON HENGGELER |
October 28, 2014
Nighttime San Francisco is orange with Giants fever
The San Francisco Giants baseball team is in the playoffs with the Kansas City Royals for the World Series.
Orange and black being the team’s colors, some of the iconic buildings in San Francisco are currently flood-lit orange at night in support of our team.
Here are a few of the photos I shot on Monday night.
The San Francisco City Hall as seen from Fulton and Gough |
The San Francisco City Hall as seen from Fulton and Franklin |
The copula of the San Francisco City Hall seen with a 300mm lens |
The San Francisco City Hall seen from McAllister and Van Ness Avenue |
A close-up of the San Francisco Symphony Hall as seen from Grove and Van Ness Avenue |
The San Francisco Symphony Hall as seen from Grove and Van Ness Avenue |
The San Francisco Opera House as seen from Grove and Van Ness Avenue |
The Hastings Law Building see from Van Ness Avenue and McAllister |
Grace Cathedral on Nob Hill seen from Taylor near California |
Grace Cathedral on Nob Hill seen from Taylor near California |
The Fairmont Hotel seen from Mason at Sacramento |
The Fairmont Hotel seen from Mason Street |
The Mark Hopkins Hotel seen from Mason and California Street |
Coit Tower on Telegraph Hill |
Coit Tower on Telegraph Hill |
The Ferry Building on the Embarcadero at the foot of Market Street |
The Ferry Building on the Embarcadero at the foot of Market Street |
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