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Crisp Summer night and the deck doors are wide open these days.
Day 39: Seattle at Night
It was a crisp clear night; and after a long day, the lights of the city stand still.
Day 34: I blame the traffic on Elton John
While sitting in traffic, caused by the Elton John concert at Key Arena, I was able to take this shot of the Mercer St exit on the I-5 south.
I like the rain on the windshield, the line of red lights from the cars in front, and the faint blurred image of the Space Needle.
Day 12: My drive home
During the course of this project I've noticed myself becoming more aware of the beauty around me. Today, as I sat in traffic, the lights of the cars and the city seemed to reflect from rear and side view mirrors and off the raindrops stuck to my car windows, creating a psychedelic light show. I took this with my iPhone while waiting at a red light. I drive past this so many days, that I tend to take it for granted. God I love Seattle!
Day 8: Typical Seattle Day
Had a the day off today. Got the normal errands done, oil change, groceries, etc. But I've been meaning to head over to Kerry Park for a long time. It's just a beautiful view of the city, and I figured it was drizzly so it wouldn't be too crowded. So I took a walk over to the park, and even on this gray day, the city looked gorgeous. I can't help but love Seattle on days like these.
(I chose this shot because of the frame the sculpture creates around this Seattle landmark. What's more Seattle than this, public art and the Space Needle)
I also ran into 2 guys I met playing darts at Kate's Pub 2 weeks ago. They were friends of my friend Jim, and they were giving a tour to some prospective UW Med School students. So I also got to hear Neil's tour schpeel.
365 Photos... Day 1
The objective is simple. 365 days in 2010, 365 photos. So here's my venture into the blogging world!
As my iPhone struck midnight, it was a new day, a new year. Fireworks blew from the top of the Needle like a big sparkler for all of Seattle to see. Welcome to 2010. 364 photos to go.