Golden Gate Bridge Prints & Wall Art5

Golden Gate Bridge prints photographed by someone who drives across it on the way home. Karl the Fog swallowing all but one tower, a sunrise panorama from the Marin Headlands, the bridge peeking round the Warming Hut at Crissy Field. Each print is made to order in California on archival paper, canvas or metal, or framed in black.

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Five ways to look at one bridge

Fog City is the picture people mean when they say Golden Gate Bridge. Karl rolled in low that morning and left a single tower in clean blue sky. International Orange was shot from the headlands at sunrise, a wide panorama with the sky streaked pink. Parking This Side is the bridge at blue hour, framed past a sticker-covered sign and a rusted chain. Crissy Field and Warming Hut come from the Presidio side on a hot flat afternoon, the bridge sitting quietly behind a National Parks sign and the corner of the hut.

Which Golden Gate print for which wall

Fog City, our Golden Gate Bridge in fog print, is the statement piece. It holds a wall above a sofa or bed at 24x36 and larger. International Orange, the sunrise panorama, is long and low, so it belongs above a console, a headboard or a wide desk. Parking This Side brings colour into a kitchen or entryway. Crissy Field and Warming Hut are the small ones to give as a pair.

Printed to order in California

Every piece is produced by a professional fine art lab in California with archival pigment inks on fine art paper, canvas or metal. Framed prints come in black with a white mat. Sizes follow each photograph's proportions, so the towers are never cropped. Production takes three to five business days, US shipping is $8 or free over $70, and anything that arrives damaged is replaced within 30 days.

For the Painted Ladies, Pier 7 and the rest of the city, see our San Francisco wall art. If the bridge is a present, the gifts for San Francisco lovers page pairs it with postcards and small prints.

Questions, answered

Which Golden Gate Bridge print is the most popular?

Fog City, the bridge with one tower above the fog. It is the image most people picture when they think of San Francisco, and it is available framed in black with a white mat or unframed on fine art paper, canvas or metal.

Do you have a Golden Gate Bridge panorama?

Yes. International Orange was shot from the Marin Headlands at sunrise in a wide panoramic format. It is made for the long wall above a sofa, bed or console table.

How long does a framed Golden Gate print take to arrive?

Production at our lab in California takes three to five business days, then transit. US shipping is $8 or free over $70. Framed prints arrive ready to hang and are replaced free if damaged in transit.