Photos | Walking in the Urban Metropolis
Agostino Vallini and John H. Sununu among a group of 10 pedestrians walking down a busy street in San Francisco's Chinatown.
BLIP-2 Description:
a group of people walking down a streetChronologically Adjacent
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tarmac path machine wheel city urban heel sununu intersection car vehicle sky symbol shoe bicycle transportation agostino vallini high bag accessories sidewalk sign traffic light outdoor street road glasses building footwear architecture skyscraper chinaown zebra wa john automobile suit office light metropolis neighborhood lone pedestrian walking handbag eecue overcoat crossing land enter cable crosswalk coat
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100
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5
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f/2.8
focal length
40mm
shutter speed
1/1600s
camera make
Canon
camera model
lens model
date
2007-01-16T12:32:09-08:00
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-28800
tzname
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pleasant pattern
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pleasant perspective
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pleasant post processing
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and album metadata from the image and are
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