Cal Poly Pier Curve
For some reason, I just love the way images of piers look under a cloudy sky. Stark, almost forbidding...
The curve of this one make...
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For some reason, I just love the way images of piers look under a cloudy sky. Stark, almost forbidding...
The curve of this one makes it different from many of the others I've shot over the past several years.
It's is now known as the Cal Poly Pier, one of three on the San Luis Bay, and oddly enough, you're not likely to find it on any relief maps of the area. Probably because the pier itself isn't open to the general public. But that doesn't mean it hasn't been photographed many times.
It's also 100 years old, having been built in 1914, by the Pacific Coast Railway Company, and first used to ship dry goods.
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The curve of this one makes it different from many of the others I've shot over the past several years.
It's is now known as the Cal Poly Pier, one of three on the San Luis Bay, and oddly enough, you're not likely to find it on any relief maps of the area. Probably because the pier itself isn't open to the general public. But that doesn't mean it hasn't been photographed many times.
It's also 100 years old, having been built in 1914, by the Pacific Coast Railway Company, and first used to ship dry goods.
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