Photos | Serene Sunset Picnic at SF Zoo
Captured on a perfect summer evening at the SF Zoo Sunset Fridays event in 2023, the peaceful scene of a man sitting on the blanket in a park, basking in the warmth of the setting sun. A day of nature, leisure, and summer fun wrapped into a single moment.
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architecture sunset summer bracelet activities pants plant building leisure portrait chair speaker footwear sf sunlight yard flare outdoors tent hat basketball crowd tree field furniture outdoor sky shoe bag land grassland sun machine fun picnic glasses folding ball (ball) nature electronics vegetation grass vehicle sport jewelry light backyard accessories camping zoo walking stroller photography concert lawn handbag park fridays shelter
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