Photos of View San Francisco (25)
There are (25) photos of the keyword, View San Francisco, available on our website. They are pictured below.The pictures are organized by category.
#302 — A black and white scenic photo taken of the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco from the Presidio. Today the Presidio is enjoyed through the history and beauty it contains. Within the Presidio boundaries there are more than 500 historic buildings, a collection of coastal defense fortifications, a national cemetery, an historic airfield, a saltwater marsh, forests, beaches, native plant habitats, coastal bluffs, miles of hiking and biking, and some of the most spectacular vistas in the world... not to mention the spectacular views of the Golden Gate Bridge.
Black & White Golden Gate Bridge
#345 — A scenic black and white picture taken of the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, California on a cloudy day just before sunset. This photo was taken from the Marin County side of the bridge looking towards the Pacific Ocean showing the entire bridge in view.
Full Golden Gate Bridge View
#310 — A scenic picture taken from an airplane of the bay area of San Francisco, California. In this photo you can see the colored waters of the bay area as the plane fly's north over it.
Aerial View of San Francisco Bay
#433 — A scenic picture taken of the city of San Francisco from a distance at Mt. Tamalpais State Park in Marin County. From this picture you can see the tops of the tall buildings in San Franicso cover the green hills as well as the very tip of the Golden Gate Bridge. Alcatraz and the Bay Bridge is also visible in this photo. Mt. Tamalpais is located just north of San Francisco's Golden Gate and is 6,300 acres of redwood groves and oak woodlands with a spectacular view from the 2,571-foot peak (which is where this was taken). With the Gold Rush of 1849, San Francisco grew and more people began to use Mount Tamalpais for recreation. Trails were developed and a wagon road was built.
San Francisco View from Mt. Tamalpais
#578 — A scenic wide angle view of the Golden Gate Bridge taken from the Marin County side of the bridge. In this picture you can see the start of the Pacific Ocean off the the right and the city of San Francisco, California off to the left. The Golden Gate bridge is arguably one of the world's most beautiful bridges as the Golden Gate Bridge is an internationally recognized symbol of San Francisco.
Golden Gate Bridge
#656 — A scenic picture taken of the Golden Gate Bridge with some yellow wildflowers in the foreground near Hawk Hill in San Francisco, California. Hawk Hill is located just north of San Francisco, California in the Marin Headlands. From this position you are actually above the Golden Gate Bridge looking down at it and the city. In this picture you can see the Transamerica Building along with the Palace of Fine Arts.
Golden Gate Bridge & Yellow Flowers
#362 — A scenic picture of the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco at night with a view of San Francisco city in the background. In the distance you can see the lights of the city lit up as well as the lights of the bridge. The Golden Gate Bridge seems to be "glowing" in this picture from the effect of night-fall approaching and city lights beginning to come on. This picture was taken from the Marin Headlands (north side) of the bridge from a place called Battery Spencer just slightly after dusk.
Golden Gate Bridge at Night & San Francisco City
#215 — A scenic photo of fog covering the Golden Gate Bridge located in San Francisco, California. This picture was taken during the summer months when the fog really covers the Golden Gate Bridge. The real "Golden Gate" is the strait that the bridge spans. It was first named "Chrysopylae," meaning "golden gate," by Captain John C. Fremont in 1846. This photo was taken from the top of Hawk Hill which is located just north of San Francisco in the Marin Headlands. Total length of the bridge is 1.7 miles and the clearance above the high water is 220 feet.
Golden Gate Bridge Covered in Fog
#402 — A scenic picture taken of the city of San Francisco, California looking through the Golden Gate Bridge. This picture was taken for the Marin County side of the bridge on a bright, sunny day in late spring. In the distance you can see the Bay Bridge, the Transamerica Pyramid, and the rest of the city. One of the best places to see the bridge is from the Marin Headlands, on the north side of the bridge. This shot was taken from a place called Battery Spencer in the Marin Headlands.
San Francisco View Through Golden Gate Bridge
#363 — A scenic picture taken of the entire Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco with a view of the city behind and a big cruise ship leaving the bay area underneath. This picture was taken at dusk from the top of Hawk Hill which is located just north of San Francisco in the Marin Headlands.
Cruise Ship Under Golden Gate Bridge
#580 — A scenic picture taken of the entire Golden Gate Bridge from Hawk Hill near San Francisco. Hawk Hill is located just north of San Francisco, California in the Marin Headlands. From this position you are actually above the Golden Gate Bridge looking down at it and the city.
Entire Golden Gate Bridge View
#582 — A scenic picture taken of the Golden Gate Bridge and San Francisco from along the Pacific Ocean coast. In this picture you can see the coast and hills of the Marin Headlands along with the Golden Gate Bridge and San Francisco in the background.
Golden Gate Bridge from Along Coast
#299 — This is a scenic picture taken of the Golden Gate Bridge at the Presidio in San Francisco. It was taken just about as the sun was going to set as you can see from the changing colors in the sky. Today the Presidio is enjoyed by many people through the history and beauty it contains. Within the Presidio boundaries there are more than 500 historic buildings, a collection of coastal defense fortifications, a national cemetery, an historic airfield, a saltwater marsh, forests, beaches, native plant habitats, coastal bluffs, miles of hiking and biking, and some of the most spectacular vistas in the world... not to mention the spectacular views of the Golden Gate Bridge.
Golden Gate Bridge Scene
#216 — A shot of the Bay Bridge with fog covering the hills of San Francisco, California. In 1929, the state of California began studies to find an alternative to the ferries, which were clogging the waterways. After years of study, and a little over three years of construction, the Bay Bridge opened to traffic on November 12, 1936. Its total cost, including an electric railroad which has since been abandoned, was $79.5 million. The best ways to enjoy the Bay Bridge are: From the San Francisco waterfont along Embarcadero Street, where you can see and photograph the span, and walk under it.
Bay Bridge & Fog Hovering
#399 — A scenic picture taken right smack dab in the center of downtown San Francisco, California. This picture was taken near the famous Lombard Street looking towards Treasure Island, the Bay Bridge, the Ferry Building, and Coit Tower on a partly foggy day. In this picture you can see the scenic shapes and colors of the buildings and apartments of San Francisco. San Francisco is a city full of things to do. San Francisco offers a wide arrange of activities from climbing to the top of Coit Tower, admiring the grandeur of the Golden Gate Bridge, or even exploring the infamous Alcatraz prison! And don't forget about the Golden Gate Park, the Japanese Tea Garden the Botanical Garden plus so much more!
Downtown Scenic San Francisco
#407 — An amazing view of the victorian houses near Alamo Square Park in San Francisco with the city in the background. In this picture a couple of locals are enjoying a break hanging out on the grass in the park while enjoying the spectacular view of San Francisco. The famous Alamo Square Park is known for where the sitcom "Full House" was filmed. These houses on Postcard Row are also known as the "Seven Sisters of Postcard Row" or the "Painted Ladies".
Alamo Square & San Francisco City View
#774 — A scenic picture taken of the Bay Bridge in San Francisco, California while looking through the red bars of the Golden Gate Bridge. In this picture you can also see Coit Tower and the Transamerica Pryamid located in downtown San Francisco on this sunny day.
Bay Bridge seen through Golden Gate Bridge
#563 — A scenic picture taken of a view of the interesting building architecture of the city of San Francisco. This picture was taken from Telegraph Hill looking in the north-west direction.
Buildings of San Francisco
#406 — A scenic picture taken of three and a half victorian houses at the famous Alamo Square known for where the sitcom "Full House" was filmed. In the distance you can see the San Francisco Bay Bridge, the city's city hall building and other tall buildings from downtown San Francisco, California. These houses on Postcard Row are also known as the "Seven Sisters of Postcard Row" or the "Painted Ladies" and are a popular tourist attraction in San Francisco.
Famous Alamo Square in San Francisco
#565 — A full view picture taken of the Bay Bridge and some sailboats sailing by on a sunny day in San Francisco, California. The bay bridge connects the city of San Francisco with the city of Oakland.
Full View of Bay Bridge & Sailboats
#1408 — A scenic picture taken of Ghirardelli Square with the city of San Francisco seen surrounding it. You can see the Transamerica pyramid and San Francisco's financial district as well as the bay waters and sailboats in the foreground. This photo was taken on a sunny fog-free day in the bay area.
Ghirardelli Square & The City
#1775 — A scenic picture taken close up of golden hills and the tip of the golden gate bridge in San Francisco. This photo was taken from Mt. Tamalpais in Marin County, California. The city of San Francisco is seen in the background.
Hills & Golden Gate Bridge
#784 — A scenic picture taken of the entire San Francisco - Oakland Bay Bridge located in San Francisco, California. This picture was taken on a sunny day in the spring season. The Bay Bridge opened to traffic on November 12, 1936. Its total cost, including an electric railroad which has since been abandoned, was $79.5 million. The best ways to enjoy the Bay Bridge are: From the San Francisco waterfont along Embarcadero Street, where you can see and photograph the span, and walk under it.
San Francisco Bay Bridge & Blue Sky
#403 — A scenic picture taken of one victorian house at the famous Alamo Square known for where the sitcom "Full House" was filmed. In the distance you can see the Transamerica Pyramid as well as other tall buildings from downtown San Francisco, California. These houses on Postcard Row are also known as the "Seven Sisters of Postcard Row" or the "Painted Ladies".
San Francisco Victorian House at Alamo Square
