Photos of La Landmark (59)
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#90 — A black and white photo of the Snoqualmie Falls, which is located in Snoqualmie, Washington. This waterfall is an historic site in the state of Washington. Snoqualmie Falls is one of Washington state's most popular scenic attractions.
Black & White Snoqualmie Falls
#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
#89 — A black and white picture taken of the Snoqualmie Falls which is located in Snoqualmie, Washington. This waterfall is an historic site in the state of Washington. Snoqualmie Falls is one of Washington state's most popular scenic attractions. More than 1.5 million visitors come to the Falls every year.
Snoqualmie Falls in Black & White
#113 — A fantastic photo of the Snoqualmie Falls, which is located in Snoqualmie, Washington. This photo was taken on a cloudy day, but it has been digitally altered using Adobe Photoshop to put blue sky in the background to make it look like it was a sunny day.
Clouds & Waterfall
#2072 — A scenic artistic picture taken of the golden gate bridge that has been digitally manipulated to transfer the picture into black and white while keeping the bridge in color.
Golden Gate Bridge Color Art
#2210 — A scenic digital art picture of the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, California. This picture was digitally manipulated in Adobe Photoshop to put the photo in black and white while keeping the Golden Gate Bridge in red color.
Golden Gate Bridge in Color
#541 — A close up picture taken of Mount St. Helens with a green hill in front and steam coming out of the dome. This picture was taken 25 years after the 1980 eruption and as you can see from the green hill there is re-growth from the destruction. Mount St. Helens is located in Gifford Pinchot National Forest and is a popular landmark of Washington State.
Mount St. Helens Close Up
#528 — A scenic picture taken of Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument on a sunny day. In this picture you can see the volcano is active and letting out some steam. On this day there was a warning of 2 out of 3 and later this evening there was a 3.2 earthquake which the volcano let out even more steam. The last time Mount St. Helens really erupted was at 8:32 Sunday morning, May 18, 1980. Today, 25 years later, you can still see the destruction left from that blast, but you can also see a lot more green as things are starting to grow back. Back on May 18, 1980, Mount St. Helens was shaken by an earthquake measuring 5.1 on the Richter scale. Nearly 230 square miles of forest was blown over or left dead and standing. The eruption lasted 9 hours, but Mount St. Helens and the surrounding landscape were dramatically changed within moments.
Mount St. Helens & Steam
#652 — A scenic picture taken driving towards El Capitan with Forest Road leading towards it in Yosemite National Park, California. This massive, granite monolith stands 3,593 feet from the base to summit and and is claimed to be the largest single monolith of granite in the world. From spring to fall, climbers come from all over the globe to scale El Capitan.
El Capitan & Forest Road
#616 — A vertical close up picture taken of El Capitan which is located in Yosemite National Park, California. This massive, granite monolith stands 3,593 feet from the base to summit and and is claimed to be the largest single monolith of granite in the world. From spring to fall, climbers come from all over the globe to scale El Capitan.
El Capitan, Yosemite
#505 — A scenic picture taken of El Capitan which is located in Yosemite National Park, California. This massive, granite monolith stands 3,593 feet from the base to summit and and is claimed to be the largest single monolith of granite in the world. From spring to fall, climbers come from all over the globe to scale El Capitan.
El Capitan, Yosemite National Park
#781 — A scenic picture taken of the famous the Half Dome granite rock on a sunny day located in Yosemite National Park, California. This picture was taken during late spring / early summer. Half Dome is one of Yosemite's most famous landmarks. Half Dome stands at the elevation of 8,842 feet. It is made up from a type of granite, plutonic rock. Yosemite National Park's Half Dome's missing half is presumed to have fallen off when the Ice Age glaciers passed through.
Half Dome, Yosemite
#779 — A scenic picture taken of Half Dome which is located in Yosemite National Park in California. This picture was taken during late spring / early summer. Half Dome is one of Yosemite's most famous landmarks. Half Dome stands at the elevation of 8,842 feet. It is made up from a type of granite, plutonic rock. Yosemite National Park's Half Dome's missing half is presumed to have fallen off when the Ice Age glaciers passed through.
Half Dome, Yosemite National Park
#164 — A beautiful picture of Mt. Rainier shot during the beginning of June. This photo was taken near Paradise in Mt. Rainier's National Forest. "The Mountain", as it's known by natives, draws your eyes like a magnet when it is visible and not invisible behind clouds. It also draws over two million visitors each year. Mount Rainier and the surrounding foothills were designated as a national park in 1899. On clear days, Mount Rainier dominates the Seattle - Tacoma skyline, towering over the metropolis in breathtaking beauty. Mount Rainier’s highest elevation is 14,410 feet which is located at the summit, also called Columbia Crest. The glaciers on Mount Rainier are the sources of five major river systems: Nisqually, Cowlitz, White, Carbon, and Puyallup. These rivers provide water for plants, animals, and humans throughout western Washington.
Blue Sky & Mt. Rainier
#749 — A close up vertical picture taken of Mt. Rainier form the north side. This picture was taken on top of a hill in Bonney Lake, Washington near the Sky Island housing development area. On clear days, Mount Rainier dominates the Seattle - Tacoma skyline, towering over the metropolis in breathtaking beauty. Mount Rainier’s highest elevation is 14,410 feet which is located at the summit.
North Side of Mt. Rainier
#158 — A fantastic photo of the Snoqualmie Falls, which is located in Snoqualmie, Washington. This waterfall is an historic site in the state of Washington. Snoqualmie Falls is one of Washington state's most popular scenic attractions. More than 1.5 million visitors come to the Falls every year. At the Falls, you will find a two-acre park, observation deck, gift shop, the Salish Lodge and the famous 270 foot waterfall.
Overlooking Snoqualmie Falls
#92 — A fantastic photo of the Snoqualmie Falls, which is located in Snoqualmie, Washington. This waterfall is an historic site in the state of Washington. Snoqualmie Falls is one of Washington state's most popular scenic attractions. More than 1.5 million visitors come to the Falls every year. At the Falls, you will find a two-acre park, observation deck, gift shop, the Salish Lodge and the famous 270 foot waterfall.
Snoqualmie Falls Close Up
#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
#1390 — A scenic picture taken looking down at the Golden Gate Bridge with the city of San Francisco seen in the background on this sunny fog-free day in the bay area.
Golden Gate Bridge & The City
#297 — The photo was taken from the Presidio in San Francisco. Today the Presidio is enjoyed through the history and beauty it contains.
Golden Gate Bridge Presidio View
#586 — A scenic picture taken of the city of San Francisco through the bars of the Golden Gate Bridge in California. This picture of the Golden Gate Bridge was taken from a place called Battery Spencer in the Marin Headlands.
San Francisco & Golden Gate Bridge
#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
#1388 — A scenic picture taken of the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, California. In this photo you can see the old prison of Alcatraz located in the bay.
Golden Gate Bridge & Alcatraz
#1580 — A scenic vertical picture taken of the Golden Gate Bridge from the lookout point on the Marin County side. This photo was taken with clouds seen above the bridge.
Golden Gate Bridge - Vertical
#608 — A scenic picture taken of the Golden Gate Bridge which is located in San Francisco, California. This photo was taken from the Marin County side of the bridge looking towards the Pacific Ocean showing the entire bridge in view just before sunset.
Golden Gate Bridge at Dusk
#733 — A scenic picture taken of the Golden Gate Bridge which is located in San Francisco, California. In this picture you can see the tall buildings of San Francisco in the distance. This picture was taken near Hawk Hill in 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.
Golden Gate Bridge framed by Tree
#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
#581 — A scenic picture taken of the Golden Gate Bridge with some green shrubs in the foreground. In this picture you can see the entire view of the Golden Gate Bridge along with the city of San Francisco in the background and Alcatraz Island off to the left. This picture was taken from Hawk Hill which is located just north of San Francisco in the Marin Headlands.
Golden Gate Bridge from Hawk Hill
#1579 — A scenic picture taken of the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, California from the lookout point on the Marin County side of the bridge. This photo was taken with clouds above the bridge.
Golen Gate Bridge & Clouds
#1389 — A scenic vertical picture taken from San Francisco on a hill looking towards the Golden Gate Bridge and seeing the island of Alcatraz in the backcground. This picture was taken on a sunny day.
Part of Golden Gate & Alcatraz
#2062 — A scenic vertical picture taken of the Golden Gate Bridge close up. San Francisco can be seen in the background.
Vertical Golden Gate Bridge Close Up
#388 — A scenic picture of the famous Los Angeles landmark, the Hollywood sign. This sign is located on the hills just north of the Hollywood strip and was taking with a scenic white, pointy house in the foreground. The Hollywood Sign originally said "Hollywoodland" in 1923 before it was shortened in 1945. The Hollywood Sign is the most famous sign in the world. It is located on Mount Lee in Griffith Park overlooking the city of Hollywood. It's illegal to hike to the Hollywood Sign, but there are many good vantage points from the streets of Hollywood. The Sign is a trademark of the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce. The Sign was declared Los Angeles Cultural-Historical Monument #111 in 1973 by the Cultural Heritage Board of the City of Los Angeles.
Hollywood Sign & Scenic House
#423 — A scenic picture taken close up of the famous Los Angeles landmark, The "Hollywood" sign. The Hollywood Sign originally said "Hollywoodland" in 1923 before it was shortened in 1945. The Hollywood Sign is the most famous sign in the world. It is located on Mount Lee in Griffith Park overlooking the city of Hollywood. It's illegal to hike to the Hollywood Sign, but there are many good vantage points from the streets of Hollywood. The Sign is a trademark of the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce.
Hollywood Sign in Los Angeles
#390 — This is a picture taken of the famous Los Angeles landmark, The "Hollywood" sign. The Hollywood Sign originally said "Hollywoodland" in 1923 before it was shortened in 1945. The Hollywood Sign is the most famous sign in the world. It is located on Mount Lee in Griffith Park overlooking the city of Hollywood. It's illegal to hike to the Hollywood Sign, but there are many good vantage points from the streets of Hollywood. The Sign is a trademark of the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce. The Sign was declared Los Angeles Cultural-Historical Monument #111 in 1973 by the Cultural Heritage Board of the City of Los Angeles.
Hollywood Sign on Hill
#395 — A scenic picture of the Babylon Gate at Hollywood and Highland with the tourists taking pictures on the different levels of the gate. The Babylon gate is the monumental entrance to the Hollywood & Highland project in Hollywood. The Hollywood & Highland center is located in the heart of Hollywood, California. The new Hollywood & Highland center is the same center that contains the Kodak Theatre, where the annual Oscars show is held, and a few steps away from Grauman's Chinese Theatre.
Babylon Gate at Hollywood & Highland
#425 — A scenic picture of the Hollywood First National Building located in downtown Hollywood, California near Los Angeles. This building was built by architects Meyer & Holler in 1927 and is known as a historic site. This combination of Gothic and Art Deco was created by the same architects who designed the Chinese Theater which is located down the street. From 1927 to 1932 it was the tallest building in the city. However, Los Angeles City Hall was built in 1932 which became taller. The Hollywood First National Building is currently an office building that will be undergoing renovation by its owner since 1999. It is one of the most beautiful and detailed buildings on Hollywood Boulevard (at the corner with Highland Ave.) This building was constructed for the sum of $750,000 in 1927.
Hollywood First National Building
#424 — A scenic picture taken downtown Hollywood, California of the Hollywood History Museum sign. The Hollywood History Museum is located at 1666 N. Highland Ave which is less than a 100yds. from Ripley's Believe it or Not. It is located inside the Max Factor Building and is Hollywood's newest major attraction. Four entire floors are dedicated to exhibits from Hollywood's most memorable era.
Hollywood History Museum, Highland Ave.
#1394 — A scenic picture taken of a white house with the famous Hollywood sign seen in the background on a hill.
Hollywood Sign & White House
#1411 — A scenic vertical picture taken of the famous Hollywood sign sitting on a hill behind this white house in Los Angeles, California.
Hollywood Sign Behind House
#1402 — A scenic picture taken of the famous Hollywood sign seen on the hill in the distance. In the foreground are tree branches framing the Holloywood sign.
Hollywood Sign in Distance
#1573 — A scenic picture taken of Alcatraz Island and a white sailboat floating in front with blue sky seen above.
Alcatraz & Sailboat
#568 — A scenic picture taken of the famous Lombard Street which is located in downtown San Francisco, California. Lombard Street has eight sharp turns (or switchbacks) that have earned the street the distinction of being the most crooked (winding) street in the United States. One of San Francisco's car lines stops at the top of this block. The crooked section of the street is reserved for one way traffic traveling east (downhill), and is paved with bricks. The section was built in 1923 to accommodate the steepness of the slope of the hill. The road is surrounded with beautiful shrubs and flowers and stunning bay views that draw in tourists day after day. From the top of the hill you will see amazing views of the bay such as Telegraph Hill and North Beach.
Lombard Street
#404 — This is a scenic picture taken of Lombard Street which is located in downtown San Francisco, California. Lombard Street is a major east to west street that crosses the entire city of San Francisco. It is best known for one block on Russian Hill between Hyde and Leavenworth Streets, with eight sharp turns (or switchbacks) that have earned the street the distinction of being the most crooked (winding) street in the United States. One of San Francisco's car lines stops at the top of this block. The crooked section of the street is reserved for one way traffic traveling east (downhill), and is paved with bricks. The section was built in 1923 to accommodate the steepness of the slope of the hill. The road is surrounded with beautiful shrubs and flowers and stunning bay views that draw in tourists day after day. From the top of the hill you will see amazing views of the bay such as Telegraph Hill and North Beach.
Lombard Street, San Francisco
#599 — A scenic picture taken of the city of San Franicsco, California. In this picture you can almost see all that San Francisco has to offer all at once. In the back right you can see the famous Alcatraz Island, the middle left floats the Balclutha, in the middle bottom is a famous San Francisco cable car cpming up Hyde Street, and you can see many sailboats floating in the bay.
San Francisco Bay
#401 — A scenic picture taken of three of the Victorian houses in Postcard Row/Alamo Square in San Francisco, California. These houses on Postcard Row are also known as the "Seven Sisters of Postcard Row" or the "Painted Ladies". This row has become (along with the Golden Gate Bridge and Alcatraz) synonymous with San Francisco. Most visitors associate these homes with the TV show Full House, Tales of the City, Too Close for Comfort and a wide array of other films and advertisements. From a top the Alamo Square Park overlooking these houses you can view the entire city of San Francisco and skyline. This entire area is filled with Victorian style buildings with pleasant sunny lawns, mostly on mild slopes, with a few large cypress trees and tennis courts. Right here you're able to relax and study the abudance of fine architecture which surrounds the park.
3 Homes of Postcard Row (Alamo Square)
#596 — An amazing view of the victorian houses near Alamo Square Park in San Francisco with the city in the background. In this picture you can see the buildings of San Francisco such as the Transamerica building and the tip of the City Hall building behind the victorian homes. 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 Park Victorian Houses
#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
#598 — A scenic picture taken of the victorian houses at the famous Alamo Square 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" and are a popular tourist attraction in San Francisco.
Alamo Square Homes
#597 — An amazing view of two victorian homes close up near Alamo Square Park in San Francisco with the city in the background. In this picture you can see the Bay Bridge in the background along with the tall buildings of downtown 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 Homes Close Up
#579 — An interesting picture taken close up of the red beam of the Golden Gate bridge. Behind the beam you can see the city of San Francisco, California along with a view of the Bay Bridge and Coit Tower.
Close Up of Golden Gate Bridge & Bay Bridge in View
#594 — A scenic picture taken in San Francisco, California of the Ferry Building and the Bay Bridge in the background. The famous Bay Bridge is the bridge that connects San Francisco with Oakland. San Francisco's historic ferry building is home of the Farmer's Market and some permanent market shops, cafes, and restaurants. Its 240-foot clock tower, modeled after the 12th century bell tower in Seville, has been the San Francisco waterfront icon for more than 100 years. Developers spent nearly $90 million to renovate the building, which withstood both major earthquakes, and turn it into what they hope will become a thriving food center.
Ferry Building, Bay Bridge, & San Francisco
#681 — A close up picture taken of the flowers and curves of Lombard Street in downtown San Francisco, California. Lombard Street has eight sharp turns (or switchbacks) that have earned the street the distinction of being the most crooked (winding) street in the United States. One of San Francisco's car lines stops at the top of this block.
Lombard Street Close Up
#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
#595 — A scenic picture taken of three of two Victorian houses in Postcard Row/Alamo Square in San Francisco, California. In this picture you can see the tip of San Francisco's city hall building between the two houses.These houses on Postcard Row are also known as the "Seven Sisters of Postcard Row" or the "Painted Ladies". This row has become synonymous with San Francisco. Most visitors associate these homes with the TV show Full House, Tales of the City, Too Close for Comfort and a wide array of other films and advertisements. From a top the Alamo Square Park overlooking these houses you can view the entire city of San Francisco and skyline. This entire area is filled with Victorian style buildings with pleasant sunny lawns, mostly on mild slopes, with a few large cypress trees and tennis courts.
Two Homes of Alamo Square
#465 — A scenic picture taken of the Washington State Capitol Building located in state capital city, Olympia on a partly cloudy day. This capitol building was first occupied by the Legislature in March, 1927. The design is reminiscent of the Acropolis in Athens, Greece. It is also closest in design to the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C. The building was constructed between 1912 and 1928. It is unique among state capitols in that instead of one large building, it consists of four separate buildings; the domed structure is the Legislative Building. The 287-foot high dome is the fourth tallest all-masonry dome in the world.
Washington State Capitol Building
#826 — A scenic picture looking up at the Seattle Space Needle with an interesting clouds and blue sky background. The space needle has become the symbol of Seattle as well as one of the symbols of Washington State. The Space Needle is 605 feet tall (184 meter) and was designed by Edward E. Carlson for the 1962 World's Fair in Seattle.
Looking up at Space Needle
#7 — The Space Needle on a beautiful, sunny day in Seattle, Washington. The 605 foot (184 meter) Space Needle was designed by Edward E. Carlson for the 1962 World's Fair in Seattle. The futuristic structure has become a symbol for the city, and is home to festive events such as the annual New Year's Eve fireworks display.
Space Needle
