Window to San Francisco
While walking around Alcatraz, I noticed this little window with a picture postcard view of San Francisco. I couldn't help but wonder if this was put there to torture the inmates, or to give them some hope. It was unusual in that there were no other similar windows in the building, and it was at face level, which also seems out of place in a prison, and it was so small it didn't let in much light. It seems it's only purpose was to provide a view of the city.
There weren't just visual stimuli, apparently on a still clear night the inmates could actually hear the revelers in North Beach.
There weren't just visual stimuli, apparently on a still clear night the inmates could actually hear the revelers in North Beach.
Labels: Alcatraz, Canon 30D, Photography, San Francisco
2 Comments:
I think that I knew your father,he went to CBS Sexton St,Limerick and used to chase all the girls from the Presentation School next door.
Sounds like my Da!
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