Photos | Youthful Exploration at Fort Point
Captured on February 24, 2024, this photograph beautifully encapsulates Wesley's spirit of adventure, standing on a cement platform next to the picturesque waters at Fort Point in San Francisco. The striking blue sky, the tranquil water body, and the intriguing urban architecture form the perfect backdrop for this playful record of childhood exploration.
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