Moon over Elliott Bay
Pinkish-lavendar sky with the moon hanging about. Photo taken with an Olympus point and shoot camera 6 years ago. Note the peace symbol on the sail. I was attending a peace rally at Alki Point and this sailboat came by, to the cheers of everyone on shore.
Afternoon Clouds
Afternoon clouds gathering over Puget Sound.
How it’s Done
A closer look at one of the blue bottles.
Between
Street sign denoting the location of many of the previous posts. The other image is of Puget Sound as seen between two buildings.
Bart
Mural on the side of a wall on Beach Drive in West Seattle. Life immitating art?
Even in Seattle
A touch of the Mediterranean in Seattle. The fountain and palms were on the same property on Beach Drive near Alki Point.
Seattle Sun
This was my second attempt at capturing the odd shade of sunlight that afternoon. I did use a Polarizing filter, but no post production work on color or saturation. The light just had this brownish tinge to it. Seemed odd to me at the time. I think this image is closer to what I actually saw. It was dusk about an hour later. 
Pampas Grass
The pampas grass always seems so delicate yet hardy. This plant is located on Beach Drive, with a southern exposure. In Seattle that means it gets the brunt of the weather systems that push up Puget Sound.
Afternoon Sun Pt. 2
Late afternoon looking towards downtown Seattle. The sunlight was an odd shade of yellow that I don’t think I really captured here. I tried, though.
Afternoon Sun
Birds gathering along Beach Drive in West Seattle to take in the afternoon sun.
Pond-Larger View
Larger view of the pond in previous post. Was difficult to tell what was ‘real’ or what was reflection.
Pond
Shot with film and scanned into PC. From Whitney Gardens on the Olympic Peninsula.
Sleeping Spider
After working through the night this spider was spotted taking a well deserved break.
Church
NE Portland has many, small neighborhood churches. The names of some of them are too long to remember. This neighborhood still has a few, what I would call, Mom & Pop stores. This sort of thing has long since vanished from most Seattle residential neighborhoods. It is like being transported back to the 1950’s, to see small churches in this setting.
