Stockton Tunnel, San Francisco - Fine Art Photography

Stockton Tunnel, San Francisco . . . by Joseph Szymanski

Northern end of the Stockton Street tunnel, near Chinatown. San Francisco, California.

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Keywords: alone, america, Architecture, black and white, california, Chinatown, chinatown san francisco, city, doorway, full frame, high contrast, horizontal, low light, outdoors, People, person, san francisco, silhouette, stairs, stockton street, stockton tunnel, Street, Urban, usa, walking, walkway

This photo was posted by Joseph Szymanski on Tuesday, May 27th, 2008 at 6:50 am and is filed under Street

Lonnie on May 27th, 2008 at 7:49 am:
Really liked this image. There are half a dozen stories you can get from this. I especially liked the boarder. It actually addd to the image.
Lonnie
Joseph Szymanski on May 27th, 2008 at 12:16 pm:

Thanks Lonnie, glad you enjoyed it.
Andreas Manessinger on May 31st, 2008 at 12:07 am:
Yes, this is really one of my absolute favorites. It’s really like an archetype of a city. So many ways to come, so many ways to go. A balcony door, and you ask yourself, is there someone behind watching. Susan Sontag called photography the only true surrealist art to have had continuing success, and this is classical and profoundly surreal as well. In itself meaningless, but open as a receptacle for every kind of meaning, for every story you want to pour in. Wonderful.
GUO QING on June 2nd, 2009 at 1:57 am:
So many ways to come, so many ways to go.
photography the only true surrealist art to have had continuing success, and this is classical and profoundly surreal as well. In itself meaningless, but open as a receptacle for every kind of meaning, for every story you want to pour in.
toronto photographer on September 23rd, 2009 at 3:18 pm:
I like it as well – the space feels like a movie theme