Photos | Artistic Adventures at the San Francisco Zoo
On a beautiful summer day in 2023, this woman and child immerse themselves in nature at the San Francisco Zoo & Gardens, curiously exploring a wooden sculpture alongside vibrant potted plants. The joy of discovering the fusion of art with nature is evident in this heartwarming outdoor portrait.
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a woman and a child standing next to a wooden sculptureChronologically Adjacent
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