Author: Fred King
Seventy four year old photographer, cancer survivor living in Seattle, WA. Currently under going Chemotherapy and soon to start one year of Immunotherapy. Update: 24 Aug 2025: Ten months of immunotherapy completed. ☑️ Now will continue immunotherapy "indefinitely" ( as of October 2025).
“Meet me Where the Pavement Ends” (B&W version)
A Black and White version of the previous posting. Shot in 1996 on film. Once I scanned it into a PC a few years ago, I have made some minor adjustments, cropping and contrast mostly, converting to B&W. Of the thousands of images I have shot since, this one remains in my top ten. Interestingly enough, I have shown this image in at least three shows, and it has never sold. My next door neighbor, Hanna, my wife and daughter love it though. So, all is not lost :-).
Meet me Where the Pavement Ends*
*Real Estate
Sign
Sign posted in our Vet’s. parking lot in West Seattle.
Looking North
BNSF tracks in Georgetown looking north towards downtown Seattle.
Almost Purple and Gold
Never shoot flowers from above-busted, another rule broken :-).
How We Freeze Time
Over time memories fail, diminish, alter and embellish. The camera lens, exposed to film or sensor, is the true memory and truth teller of the past.
The above photo was taken in July, 1970, a view from Nob Hill towards Telegraph Hill and Coit Tower.
Albino Pumpkin
Be safe, wherever you are! It’s stormy here in Seattle today.
