As I watched the clouds swirl through the Golden Gate, I turned and saw the setting sun beside Mount Tamalpais. This time the sun wasn’t entirely blown out.
[600mm in 35mm equivalent terms, 1/20 of a second and f/32 at ISO 100, tripod mounted.]
Some of my related photos of Mt Tamalpais: Mt Tamalpais from Euclid Avenue, Mt Tamalpais from Diablo, Tamalpais from Mission Peak, Fog Rolling in Across the Bay. As you can see, I like Mt Tam a lot!
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