Photos | Soaring High Over San Francisco
On a clear October day in 2023, a plane gracefully navigates the San Francisco skies during Fleet Week Air Show, creating a picturesque image over the tranquil water body below. Surrounded by a vivid blue sky and lush vegetation, it juxtaposes the heavenly flight within the earthbound beauty of Great Meadow Park. Catch sight of the myriad of boats eagerly watching the spectacle unfold from below, capturing the essence of human fascination with flight.
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