Swedish photographer Håkan Dahlström made this shot of one of San Francisco's steeper hills, turning his camera so that the road (and not the houses) were at level.
(via Boing Boing)
Thursday, 2 December 2010
Crazy Hills Of San Francisco
Swedish photographer Håkan Dahlström made this shot of one of San Francisco's steeper hills, turning his camera so that the road (and not the houses) were at level.
(via Boing Boing)
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I'd love to see this same photo at the correct angle. I am having trouble imagining how the cars stay on the road. ha
Seen the same thing done many times in different parts of the world. I even did it myself once on a hill in south Wales. Decided it was too bloody obvious by far and never even bothered printing from that negative.
Yea, Anonymous, that photo is just so lame. It's too bad that Gerard wasted his time posting it. Nobody who is anybody would find it to be even slightly interesting.
Swedish photographer Håkan Dahlström captures San Francisco's steep hills uniquely, tilting his camera to level the road instead of the houses. Imagine navigating such slopes in a game like Funny Shooter 2 , where you can zoom past challenges with humor and skill!
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