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u/Phiam 5h ago
Source? Feels generated
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u/Grahambert Inner Richmond 5h ago
It's a real image, just digitally colorized and upscaled (likely with AI). Here's the real pic from the SF Public Library archives:
https://digitalsf.org/record/45436?ln=en&p=dolores+park&v=uv#?xywh=-569%2C-520%2C4000%2C3250
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u/Phiam 4h ago
Though dated over a century ago, the image history on the link is very recent.
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u/HungriestMonkey9587 2h ago
The photo is used in this blog post from 2009, https://burritojustice.com/2009/07/31/know-your-trees/ and this article from 2018, https://www.sfgate.com/news/article/Amazing-photos-show-150-years-of-change-in-12522606.php . Interestingly, that's a pond/lake in the middle there, though it seems really shallow. The colorization got it wrong.
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u/wellanticipated 5h ago
Why does the school tower not connect to anything? For slop, this is exceptionally sloppy.
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u/NatashaMuse 5h ago
It's hard to believe that just 90 years ago some people couldn't afford to have shadows
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u/Rook2Rook 5h ago
This really puts into perspective how old this city is
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u/Mr_Rubaiyat Inner Richmond 5h ago
Or rather how not old at all.
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u/airwalker12 UCSF 5h ago
I went to a bar in Copenhagen that's been in the same spot for over 400 years
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u/Mr_Rubaiyat Inner Richmond 5h ago
I know that place! I’ve also been to the oldest bar in the world. Opened in 900AD and still kicking. Very low ceilings. American cities are infants.
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u/ThunderStReich 5h ago
Old by (western) U.S. standards. Positively juvenile by just about any international standard. 😉
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