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35mm Kodak Kodachrome slide film scan of Fourth of Julivar's fireworks show on Elliott Bay in Seattle, Washington.
Image taken - July 1989
Evening transitions to night calmly and peacefully above Elliott Bay Marina in Seattle, Washington, USA.
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The Blue Angels are here in Seattle for the three day Seafair Festival.
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Down on Elliott Bay with the sun spilling through the clouds.
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The area along Alaskan Way and Elliott Bay in Seattle is a lively hub of activity, showcasing the city's dynamic waterfront. Towering high-rise buildings line the bay, creating a striking urban backdrop. The water itself is bustling with movement—trade ships, ferry boats, and luxury cruise liners are a common sight, while sightseeing tour boats and countless pleasure craft add to the energy. Whether you're watching a ferry glide toward the islands or spotting sleek yachts cruising by, this area captures the essence of Seattle's connection to the sea. It’s a mix of commerce, recreation, and stunning views that defines the city - Seatle, Washington, USA
I have always been drawn to minimalistic b&w scenes. This is my attempt to create one. Its no masterpiece, but its a start. There are so many talented Flickr photogs who pull this off flawlessly. You know who you are, thanks for all your inspiration :) Look forward to catching up on your streams soon. Have a great weekend!
Another in a series of sunset shots taken through a Lensbaby 3G. Once again, the ridgeline is the focus sweet spot.
The early bird really does get the worm. This image was taken 15 minutes after the pre-dawn shot I posted earlier. A huge fog bank was forming over the city and it grew so fast that the sun never did rise above it. You can see what happened next in these two shots below. The daylight transformed from being incredibly beautiful to incredibly drab incredibly fast.
Just liked the colors of the scene.
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Port of Seattle Sunrise, Washington
I really liked the juxtaposition of the bird and the big cranes in the distance. I went for the cleanest composition I could manage and took this near the peak of sunrise.
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Just messing around with a 85mm Tilt-Shift we rented from Glazer's. We have never played with one of these despite being curious for years. We shot this off the roof of Casey's building in Belltown.
Had plans to shoot a sunrise this morning but got some heavy fog instead. This spot is my plan b and I went solo, true story:) For those of you wondering if I got some shots at the farm in the San Juans last weekend the answer is "not really". With the exception a few farm animals who told me they really don't want to make an appearance on Flickr at this time. Hopefully I will actually have a "colorful" shot to add to my collection before the end of February. Have a great week! Thanks for stopping by and I will be visiting your streams to say hello today :)
I bought a Gorillapod recently and used it here at the Space Needle. Above the observation deck railing there are all these horizontal suicide prevention cables that you have to shoot through. I bent one of the Gorillapod legs into a hook which I hooked on a cable then leveraged the other two on the plexiglass below. This held my camera up with the lens between the cables and allowed me to take unobstructed long exposures. The wind blew my camera around a little but my images came out reasonably sharp. Definitely better than if I had been shooting through the plexiglass.
A brief glimpse of sunrise light underneath the cloud layer on a Seattle Sunday in Spring.
Photo by Michael Brunk / nwlens.com
Description by my daughter. :-)
My first time to watch and experience the Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis) at minus 30 degrees, I was eagerly waiting to see the Aurora though mother nature wasn't so encouraging about the clouds in the sky, but, I was still full of hope. To ease my worry, I asked the receptionist of the lodge about the weather, well she told me that according to wunderground.com, that the clouds would clear by 1.30-2.00AM and I was happy for a while, but i knew that I would start to worry too much so I started watching TV to distract myself.
At 2AM, I started to get more anxious as the clouds had not cleared up but I convinced myself to wait another hour and my patience did pay off after all when the staff told us that the Aurora was starting to get visible. Excited, I gathered all my equipment (together with my beautiful wife) and rushed out the door.
There it was, the Northern Lights it was so painfully beautiful I almost forgot to take a shot, so... here is one of my favorite shot that I wanted to share with all of you. ;-)
Ground fog creeps in and surrounds the Space Needle just before sunrise.
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Spring clouds can be very interesting. Approaching the city from the Bainbridge Island to Seattle ferry can be quite beautiful and dramatic.
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Taken from across the Elliott Bay near Alki beach overlooking Seattle. It's a long exposure of a ferry passing through in front of the Space Needle, painting the dark water with its lights.
West Seattle fishing pier during the salmon season. You have to get up pretty early to get the good spots.
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Old pilings frame the beautiful cityscape of modern buildings and dramatic clouds right before sunrise.
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Two of our favorite restaurants are in the marina complex…Palisades and Maggie’s Bluff. Maggie’s has better choice on the tap.
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The colorful Seattle waterfront minus the old viaduct during a lovely pastel sunset.
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