Photo of the Day: Sunrise in San Francisco

I’ve thankfully escaped the cold of DC and upgraded to the slightly-less-chilly-but-still-cold of San Francisco.  The sky was unusually clear this morning, so I decided to venture out last second to get a shot of the sunrise.  Fortunately sunrise was at 7:20 so it wasn’t too hard to get out there.

This was taken at South Beach Park in SF, next to AT&T Park.  The 60-foot statue to the right is “Sea Change” by Mark di Suvero.  Enjoy.

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