I’ve always been fascinated by this building in the Georgetown neighborhood of South Seattle. Also, the two old street lamps add something to the ambience. One day I will have to talk my way into the building just to have a look/see.
Tag: Seattle
Old and New
The Columbia Tower, on the left, and Smith Tower on right, at dusk. I was quite a distance from the subjects, but used a 70mm-200mm lens. Still lacking some detail I was hoping for.
Triangle Building
Located in the Seattle neighborhood of Georgetown .
I-90
The photo of the freeway is the very start of I-90, which will take you across the continent to Boston. Safeco Field, home of the Seattle Mariners.
Seattle at Dusk
I-5 curves its way through Seattle on the East side of the core downtown area.
Glowing Tower
The clock tower of King St. Train Station. Shot at dusk, looking East, from the 12th Ave. Bridge. This bridge links Beacon Hill and the International District in Seattle. Olympic Mountains in the background.
Heron Sequence
I’ve posted one or two of these images previously, but never together. Thought it would be nice to put them altogether, in sequence.
Desolate Streets
Looking a bit like a ghost town on a Sunday. this section of South Park, Seattle, has mostly light industry.
Black Sun
Top of the Space Needle.
Posting from Portland this week. 
Derelict Pier
Derelict wooden pier on Harbor Island. CenturyLink Field in the background.
Not a Typical Day
According to a recent Seattle Times article, Seattle is experiencing an influx of new residents, based on drivers license applications. Most of those incoming humans are coming from California and Texas. Go figure! My plea: please don’t move here! We have the worst ( or nearly the worst) traffic congestion, more gray and rainy days than you can calculate using Chisenbop and a political structure of rule by committee, which means nothing gets done, to list just a few reasons for not moving here. WARNING! The image you see in this posting is an aberration in the normal weather pattern!
