Photos | Cable Car Ride in the Heart of San Francisco
Marcos Ambrose takes in the stunning views of the city as he rides the cable car down the streets of San Francisco.
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car tramway streetcar bus vehicle footwear nob hill urban market traffic mobile starts city cloudy glasses path railroad streets street sky hat land marcos ambrose road jewelry cable automobile phone handbag light window transportation electronics sidewalk ring outdoor machine metropolis neighborhood bag shoe accessories
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f/2.4
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2mm
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37.79
longitude
-122.42
shutter speed
1/285s
camera make
Apple
camera model
date
2019-09-29T17:20:46.242000-07:00
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-25200
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GMT-0700
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