Photos | Standing Up for Change
Frank C and Dave B stand on the busy sidewalks of San Francisco, advocating for a better future for all. Their jackets and accessories catch the bustling city's attention, while the building and plant behind them serve as a reminder of the need for sustainable transportation.
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a man and woman standing on a sidewalk holding signsChronologically Adjacent
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sleeve architecture populai jeans doctrogrullions pants urban plant building portrait overcoat fair sweater transportation sidewalk tree road jacket outdoor city street machine dave coat glasses poster long metropolis bus path sunglasses wheel car vehicle suit accessories office celestrial blazer automobile photography advertisement societi box knitwear
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