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Heartfelt scene captured by Darwin Bell.

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Dolores Park during Saturday's Dyke March. (Photo: Darwin Bell)

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Bay Area Bike Share gets the rainbow treatment.

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The Apple contingent was massive, taking up over an entire block along Market.

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(Photo: Darwin Bell)

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Levi's Pride.

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SF MoMa does Pride with some Jeff Koons flair.

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Housing rights activists on Google float. (@nancymancias)

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He look, it's SF Symphony's Michael Tilson Thomas!

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This year's San Francisco Pride weekend was a record-breaker. Not only in terms of numbers (1.7 million people, according to officials), but also the sundry of assorted corporations and tech companies using the annual queer freedom day parade to their advantage.

Aside from Sunday's march down Market Street—more geared toward the uninitiated and out-of-town ilk—Pride weekend hosted slivers of other exciting moments that managed to remind us of San Francisco LGBT Pride seasons of yore.