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Convergence of I-80 and US 101 in San Francisco, as seen through the Hipstamatic with the Salvador 1984 lens.
Happy Wordless Wednesday!
and confusing. Nice edit.
Happy WW.
Brings back memeories of 1989 Loma Preita aftermath.
Happy WW. Thank you for hosting. Hope to see you around and link up. Have a great day. Nan http://www.blogshe.net
That’s a very special shot !
So that’s the end of I80, I guess. I like the double-exposure effect and the B&W make it dramatic.
hee hee… At rush hour around the Bay Area, they are ALL impossible!
«Louis» was late posting – HERE is his WW post. He thanks you for your comment at his Jaguar post.
Interesting shot. Happy WW.
Great double exposure effect! Sometimes it feels as though the highways are built this way (especially during rush hour)! 🙂
Fun perspective!
Effects like you are looking through a window with reflections. Thanks for the weekly linky.
My first thought was reflection, so it was interesting to find out once again there’s an app (or filter) for everything! Interesting effect.
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Convergence of I-80 and US 101 in San Francisco, as seen through the Hipstamatic with the Salvador 1984 lens.
Happy Wordless Wednesday!
and confusing. Nice edit.
Happy WW.
Brings back memeories of 1989 Loma Preita aftermath.
Happy WW. Thank you for hosting.
Hope to see you around and link up.
Have a great day.
Nan
http://www.blogshe.net
That’s a very special shot !
So that’s the end of I80, I guess. I like the double-exposure effect and the B&W make it dramatic.
hee hee…
At rush hour around the Bay Area, they are ALL impossible!
«Louis» was late posting – HERE is his WW post. He thanks you for your comment at his Jaguar post.
Interesting shot. Happy WW.
Great double exposure effect! Sometimes it feels as though the highways are built this way (especially during rush hour)! 🙂
Fun perspective!
Effects like you are looking through a window with reflections. Thanks for the weekly linky.
My first thought was reflection, so it was interesting to find out once again there’s an app (or filter) for everything! Interesting effect.