Photos | A Dog's Companionship at San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park
A person enjoys the sunny day in the park with their loyal canine companion resting on the grass. The beautiful cityscape serves as a backdrop to this serene moment captured in the urban outdoors.
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a dog laying on the grass with a person sitting on the groundChronologically Adjacent
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architecture summer pants barefoot neighborhood urban colt plant building portrait russian horse environment yard outdoors transportation wristwatch tent sidewalk cloud tree field rural outdoor pasture hi-li pet tennis sky landscape city hill land grassland dog water shorts ball farm path nature sunglasses canine vegetation grass car vehicle sport green accessories countryside housing puppy hound photography natural mammal animal lawn park shelter
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2mm
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37.81
longitude
-122.42
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1/761s
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Apple
camera model
date
2021-08-29T12:06:24.875000-07:00
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