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In the second of a two-part series of local guides to San Francisco, the city's very own fog (@karlthefog) shows you the best spots to photograph him.
To get below the fog, Karl suggests heading to Mt. Davidson, the tallest peak in the city and home of #thatsftree: "What makes Mt. Davidson special is the landscapes: small narrow paths covered by trees that open to fields with panoramic views of the city. Go on a foggy morning and capture the way the paths disappear in my cloudy presence." You can also get above the fog by driving along the scenic Panorama Highway to Mt. Tam. As he explains, "This place has everything: extremely windy roads, dense forests and spectacular views of the Pacific Ocean, California coast and the entire Bay Area. Check the weather report before you go and plan your trip on a foggy day. Time your trip around dusk to watch the sun set over me." Still want more fog? Immerse yourself in it with a trip to Point Reyes, "a giant cape located 30 miles (48 kilometers) northwest of San Francisco." Aside from the famous Point Reyes Lighthouse, it’s also home to “vast countryside, farms, lakes, beaches and incredible views. Even the hike to get to the lighthouse is filled with several photo opportunities: steep cliffs, paths covered by trees and staircases that disappear into the horizon. It manages to make an ordinary road look simultaneously daunting and magical." Tap the blue location text above to see more photos and videos from Mt. Davidson. For more from the San Francisco's very own fog, follow @karlthefog.
Photo by @karlthefog

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