Summer in San Francisco — it’s not the sun and warmth you normally associate with California. Nope, it’s cold, gray, and windy. This past weekend, we went to Ocean Beach for a quick jaunt and indeed, it was just that. Anyway, even though I’ve been there numerous times, I never really looked at Sutro Baths, the ruins of a private pool complex, so I snapped a quick shot of it (last image). I’ll have to go back and wander down there when the weather’s better.
a happy day 
Ooh I walked this very area on our visit in July last year. And yes, I’m just getting up to posting them soon. Maybe sooner so we can compare our visual notes! We had lunch in that cafe overlooking the baths. That first photo is perfection with those foot prints my dear. And I love the tones of the binocular shot. x
love the first image!
Love these beach shots, they’re wonderful!
bee-yootiful. i love the processing to go with this.
Beautiful Beach…
love your blog! beautiful photography! will be stopping by often for some inspiration and a little feast for the eyes :)
So lovely, despite the gloom. :) It never fails to remind me of the Eddie Izzard bit from his Dress to Kill special that was taped in SF, talking about fooling the tourists with your fog and freezing weather!
These are wonderful photos of your trip. I think California is hot and sunny – but no, cold and windy. I think it is still very nice.
Ah, a true San Francisco summer indeed. Great pics! Definitely wait until we get some warmer weather before venturing down into the baths area. =)
Hehe I remember it being a little cold there during the summer. But don’t you get warmer weather in September / October? There was a heat wave the last time I was there in “fall” haha. Great set of shots Jacqueline!
I really like how bright it all looks!
These are GORGEOUS!
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stopping by from lucent imagery.. these are beautiful!
Nice views. I never been into the cliff house during the day. So nice and bright. Really love the second shot of the waves at the angle.
Thanks so much, everyone! :)
I love that giant camera!