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By Scott StrazzanteOct 21, 2014

Chronicle photojournalist Scott Strazzante has been covering the San Francisco Giants this season. Take a unique look at the roller coaster 2014 season — via iPhone. Click on the expand button on the right for a full-screen experience. — Chronicle photojournalist Scott Strazzante has been covering the San Francisco Giants this season. Take a unique look at the roller coaster 2014 season — via iPhone.

Click on the expand button on the right for a full-screen experience.

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Chronicle photojournalist Scott Strazzante has been covering the San Francisco Giants this season.

Take a unique look at the roller coaster 2014 season — as captured via iPhone.

Oct 21, 2014

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Scott Strazzante

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Born and raised on the South Side of Chicago, Strazzante worked at suburban newspapers before joining the Chicago Tribune in 2001. There, he was named Illinois Photographer of the Year an unprecedented 11 times, and was part of the Tribune team that won a 2007 Pulitzer Prize in Investigative Reporting. His work has appeared in National Geographic and Sports Illustrated.

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