Photos | Mother & Child Afternoon Stroll - SF Zoo Visit
On a crisp November afternoon in 2023, the serene beauty of a mother and her child walking down a city street, their hands filled with bags from a visit to the SF Zoo. The surroundings echo their tranquility - the simple beauty of the park, the soft rustling of trees and the inviting stillness of benches. Dressed in cozy knitwear, they make their way home, their hearts filled with the day's memories.
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urban backpack street november vegetation jeans glasses child outdoor footwear bag grass arbour garden path park shorts tree pedestrian trunk woodland city bench sidewalk shoe handbag outdoors tarmac nature photographer coat sleeve knitwear pants plant road sf hat long sweater furniture overcoat accessories photography walking walkway zoo land
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