November 27th, 2009
Nathan Johnson’s Endless Summer Entry
Summertime on the east side of the Golden Gate Bridge. Me and my brother were on our way south to Santa Cruz.
—Nathan Johnson
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4 Responses to “Nathan Johnson’s Endless Summer Entry”
well i have to say that is a nice photo
its not like yu planned for the barge to be there
or for it to match somewhat the color of the bridge
distance from the barge to the rail is just right
however, it doesnt say endless summer to me.
you are correct.
all i can say is that san francisco rarely evokes “endless summer” in july…
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