A postal-stamp sized park in South Park that few know about as it is mostly a light industrial area. Kayakers use it to launch themselves into the Duwamish River and then either travel the river itself or head out into Elliott Bay. This is the spot where I stalked a blue heron. I posted some of those photos last week.
Tag: Park
Catching the Morning Sun
Sparrow warming itself in the grasses at Tanner Springs Park.
Tanner Springs Park
I just discovered a folder full of images from this park in downtown Portland as well as other locations. The photos were shot the last week of August and somehow I just lost track of this particular folder. A warning: I may be posting a lot of duck, pond and waterfall photos this week and next.
Beach and Grass
The remains of a bird. Geese following the leader.
If I could paint….
If I could paint a watercolor maybe it would look like this.
Fashion Shoot
On this particular afternoon there was both a fashion shoot and a wedding shoot going on. Busy afternoon at Tanner Springs Park in Portland, Or.
Water Sculpture (#2)
More views of the water sculpture in Cal Anderson Park on Capitol Hill. If they enlarge I encourage you to do so by clicking on each image ( I cannot tell if they will enlarge until after I have finished the posting. I presume it is a WordPress quirk. )
Water Sculpture
Water sculpture at Cal Anderson Park in Capitol Hill area of Seattle, Wa.
Blue Tarp and Shoes
The shoes are all that is visible of this homeless man, his possessions sealed from the elements with a blue tarp.
Metal Waves
Along the River Walk Park in Portland, Or.
Nearly Twins
These two garbage cans have probably been in service in Lincoln Park for decades.
Waiting
Taken with the D7000. Location: Lincoln Park, Seattle, Wa.
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