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     San Francisco Family Photographers

     Photographer · 2128.43mi

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     San Francisco, CA · (415) 805-3350
     
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     Dave Bush Photographers

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     5 3rd St, San Francisco, CA · (415) 981-2874
     
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     Clarence Towers Photographer

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     499 Alabama St, San Francisco, CA · (415) 861-5150
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     Portraits to the People Photography

     Photographer · 2128.77mi

     Closed · 199 on Yelp

     San Francisco, CA · (415) 971-3283

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     Uplift Photographer

     Photographer · 2128.89mi

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     1774 Union St, San Francisco, CA · (415) 766-9998
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     North Beach Photographer 94133

     Photographer · 2127.82mi

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     524 Columbus Ave, San Francisco, CA · (415) 990-7344
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2. shadoen.comShadoen Photography - Alcatraz Island

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   Alcatraz Island. “ Alcatraz was built to keep all the rotten eggs in one basket, and I was specially chosen to make sure that the stink from the basket does not escape. Since I've been warden, a few people have tried to escape. Most of them have been recaptured; those that haven't have been killed or drowned in the bay.

3. www.alcatraz-island.richmphotography.comRich M Photography | Alcatraz Island

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   Alcatraz Island on 2016. 701 photos by Rich M Photography

4. www.leighwiener.com › alcatraz-the-last-dayAlcatraz: The Last Day - The Photography of Leigh Wiener

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   In 2008, while inventorying his late father’s photographic legacy of nearly half a million proof sheets and negatives, Devik Wiener would discover this treasure trove of images taken on the closing day of Alcatraz. He contacted National Park Service interpreters and archivists about the photos.

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6. www.cityexperiences.com › blog › photography-tipsPhotography Tips and Exploring the Visual Treasures of ...

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   Apr 30, 2018 · Although there is no absolute rule, generally the prime time for serious photographers is the first tour of the day or one the night tours to capture images of the Island after dark. There are many different themes to Alcatraz and all create visually interesting opportunities.

7. visualventuring.com › 2015/12/03 › alcatraz-island-2Alcatraz Island: Welcome to The Rock! | Visual Venturing

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   Dec 3, 2015 · Now that I've shown you a 360-degree view of Alcatraz Island from San Francisco Bay, it's time to finally set foot on The Rock! In this post, you'll be following me up the main road to and around the prison, and I'll be pointing out the buildings and sites as we go. As an overview….

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   Why is Alcatraz Island famous?

   • Now the reason why Alcatraz Island is famous is because of the former and the most famous maximum-security prison. It is located in San Francisco Bay in the USA. In the year 1963, the former federal prison was decommissioned and is now visited as a public museum.

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   How to take a good photo at Alcatraz?

   • Shooting a central subject with a large aperture or a portrait mode can mask or blur backgrounds. On Alcatraz, this is especially effective when shooting inside the Cellhouse or foliage in the gardens. Using a monopod or selfie stick also works well when paired with a timer for taking high angle photos above eye level to filter out crowds.

   Photography Tips and Exploring the Visual Treasures of Alcatraz Island

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   When is the best time to visit Alcatraz?

   • Although there is no absolute rule, generally the prime time for serious photographers is the first tour of the day or one the night tours to capture images of the Island after dark. There are many different themes to Alcatraz and all create visually interesting opportunities.

   Photography Tips and Exploring the Visual Treasures of Alcatraz Island

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   Why do people visit Alcatraz?

   • Most people visit Alcatraz with the primary intent of getting the perfect shot of the Cellhouse only to walk away frustrated since navigating large crowds makes that option impossible. It’s parallel of attempting to get a clean shot of Snow White’s Castle at Disneyland in the early afternoon.

   Photography Tips and Exploring the Visual Treasures of Alcatraz Island

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9. medium.com › @brookpete › photographing-the-indianPhotographing the Indian Occupation of Alcatraz: An ... - Medium

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   Nov 20, 2009 · Belva Cottier and a young Chicano man during the Occupation of Alcatraz Island, May 31, 1970. Photo: © Ilka Hartmann. Concurrently you were photographing the Black Panther movement — centered...

10. streetphotographymagazine.com › article › alcatrazAlcatraz - Street Photography Magazine

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    It’s been almost 60 years since men were imprisoned on Alcatraz, but even today, with the island managed by the National Park Service, there’s a strong sense of confinement, limits, and control conveyed by the island’s many chain link fences. Happily for photographers, the fences, shadows, lines, and diagonals provide interesting ...