San Francisco Golden Gate Bridge | 2019

It is said that the coldest season in San Francisco is actually its summer. By the end of August, the Golden Gate Bridge is shrouded in mist, and one needs to wear light down jackets to barely avoid feeling cold. The bridge was built in the 1930s. At that time, constructing such a bridge across the turbulent Golden Gate Strait was considered an extremely challenging project. Not far from it is the notorious Devil's Island Prison. Due to the extremely cold seawater surrounding it, no one could swim out alive from here, so it was once the place where federal prisoners were held. The steel columns and cables of the bridge extend deep into the mist, appearing mysterious and majestic.