The magnificent Sentinel Building (also known as Columbus Tower) glows in ethereal green copper patina against the dark San Francisco skyline. This historic flatiron-style building, captured during a rainy evening, showcases its distinctive Victorian-era architecture with bay windows cascading down its eight stories. The building's copper-clad exterior is dramatically illuminated, creating a striking contrast with the modern city backdrop. At street level, the famous Cafe Zoetrope's red awnings add a warm splash of color, while wet streets reflect the ambient city lights in a kaleidoscope of reds, yellows, and blues. This North Beach landmark, built in 1907, stands as a testament to San Francisco's architectural heritage at the intersection of Columbus Avenue and Kearny Street.
The magnificent Sentinel Building (also known as Columbus Tower) glows in ethereal green copper patina against the dark San Francisco skyline. This historic flatiron-style building, captured during a rainy evening, showcases its distinctive Victorian-era architecture with bay windows cascading down its eight stories. The building's copper-clad exterior is dramatically illuminated, creating a striking contrast with the modern city backdrop. At street level, the famous Cafe Zoetrope's red awnings add a warm splash of color, while wet streets reflect the ambient city lights in a kaleidoscope of reds, yellows, and blues. This North Beach landmark, built in 1907, stands as a testament to San Francisco's architectural heritage at the intersection of Columbus Avenue and Kearny Street.
Terje Svendsen
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