Ft. Point Hallway Canvas Print

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Ft. Point Hallway

This image was taken from deep inside Fort Point looking outwards at the courtyard.
Ft. Point construction was started in not long after the Mexican-American war ended. California had been annexed and the gold rush of 1849 started to bring a large number of people west.
The army decided that it might be a good idea to protect the entrance to the San Francisco Bay. The initial construction took 8 years to complete.
With the civil war looming, the first canons were mounted and troops were stationed at the fort in 1861.
The fort is now outdated but has been maintained as a historical structure sitting below the Golden Gate Bridge.

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Welcome. Thank you for taking your time to visit my galleries. I'm a photographer that makes his home in Northern California. I love getting out shooting the outstanding scenery that this area has to offer. I may be in Yosemite one weekend and the Napa wine country the next. I try not to set limits on where, when or what I shoot. I've been shooting photography now for roughly six years and am learning something new every time I go out. If you see anything you like please leave a comment, I'll try my best to acknowledge it. If you have any suggestions please feel free to share them. Eventually I plan on branching out to children and pets. Please come back often as I am continuously adding new work. If you see work that you like please...

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