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× Vintage photograph

Vintage photograph

Going by the rest of the roll. Nobody has checked this frame.

Place
Probably San Francisco, USA — see case 8, on another frame
Date
Probably 1970 to 1977 — see case 8, on another frame

Machine-generated description — written by an image model, not by a person.

Tall, Brutalist-style concrete tower with vertical slit windows and minimalist design, likely from the 1960s–1980s. Symmetrical, geometric facade with weathered surface and partial reflection in a nearby window.
BrutalistArchitecture1970sVerticalDesignConcreteFacadeUrbanSkyline

What a machine spotted

A detector's list, not mine. It misses things and makes some up. Pick one to see where it looked.

Looks like these

A machine picked them, going by the picture alone. All from other rolls.

Striking upward view of a modern skyscraper with a grid of reflective windows and prominent horizontal architectural details.... Mid-century Brutalist concrete panel wall with grid-like texture, likely part of institutional or public architecture. The ro... Mid-century urban street scene featuring Brutalist architecture: concrete high-rises with exposed block detailing flank a wid... Reflection of high-rise buildings through a slightly fogged or scratched glass pane, likely a window. Urban architecture with... Iconic Brutalist skyscraper with vertical concrete ribs, likely the Torre Velasca in Milan, Italy. Built 1958–1960 by BBPR. D... High-contrast black-and-white shot of a multi-story building’s rooftop edge, likely from a low-angle perspective. Horizontal ... Mid-century Brutalist-style building with raw concrete facade, curved balconies, and large rectangular windows. Urban setting... Mid-century Soviet-era apartment blocks with utilitarian concrete facades, likely from the 1960s-70s. Graffiti on lower walls...
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