Walking around Georgetown, Seattle’s oldest neighborhood, recently. The day was sunny and clear so I thought it would be a good day for shadows and reflections.
Tag: B&W
No Clever Title
Try as I might, I can’t think of a witty title for this photo. Probably just as well. I wonder if the woman on her cell, in the background, is calling in an upright bass on the run?
Alley
Alley on Capitol Hill, Seattle.
Down the Tracks
Looking northward from Georgetown (Seattle).
Abandoned Seattle Brewery
I’ve posted some images, in the past, taken at the Seattle Brewery site in Georgetown ( Seattle ). These two images represent some of the reworking of images from a couple of years ago.
First Hill, Seattle, WA.
Faded ad on old Baker Linen Co. building. New condos on the right.
Skagit Valley: Abandoned Farm Buildings
Abandoned farm buildings just outside of LaConner, WA.
Alki Lighthouse Pt. 2
A couple of views from the lighthouse. A kayaker and Queen Anne Hill in the distance.
Misfits and Mickey
Spotted behind the Pike Place Market.
A Second Look
I’m pretty sure I have posted this photo in the near past. I also included an 8X10 print of it in my current display, that is about to end this Friday. What I have been curious about is the pair of lower legs in the photo, behind the old phone booth. I am not sure if everyone saw and got what I was trying to do with this image: Walking in front of the Coney Island Museum of “Freaks”, etc. is this torso-less being. To me, it was a curious juxtaposition, caught at just the right millisecond. A second later or earlier and the whole body is seen and the statement is lost. No matter how long and hard one looks at this image we will never know the ‘owner’ of the torso that must be attached to the legs we see.
View from the F Train.
From the elevated section of the subway between 4th Ave. and Smith St./9th Ave. stations in Brooklyn. The iconic Kentile Floors sign.
I’ve Found It
I’ve been searching for the ‘unknown’ for quite some time. I found it last Fall on a bench in Brooklyn. Precisely, a bench on the Brooklyn Heights Promenade.
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