Well, the photos are in! There were 18 entries from six people. I downloaded the pictures and randomly organized them in a folder so I did not know who submitted each. Then I simply chose my three favorite. Below are the three winners, followed by three honorable mentions from the remaining three people. Great job everyone!!!
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| Sierra Adams First Place This photo has so many wonderful qualities. The contrast in colors and the asymmetry give it depth and interest. I also love the stark contrast between 1) the hard lines and geometry of the engineering and 2) the soft clouds of God's natural beauty. Of course, the best thing about it is that it displays in a creative way the most recognizable of all San Francisco landmarks.  Bethany Beer Second Place A number of things make this an amazing photo. First and foremost, it displays the struggle that an aging bridge faces with the harsh conditions of the Golden Gate Strait. Fog, wind, and salty air make rust a constant problem for the bridge. This photo also has immense depth to it with the blurred bay in the background.  Isabel Fernandez Third Place This photo really captures a scene that an average San Franciscan might see on a daily basis. The Lillian Coit Tower can be seen from almost every point in the city. Another great thing about the city (and this photo) is that due to its many large hills, San Francisco's streets can seem very long and straight. Honorable Mentions 
Noelle Michael
Cable Car
Matt Beer
The Palace of Fine Arts
Joey Keller
Alcatraz Island
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