More Pacific Science Center Arches
Night shot featuring poster for the Dead Sea Scrolls exhibit.
Wednesday, February 27, 2008
Half Mast
The flag at half mast (for Gerald Ford) at sunset at the arches of the Pacific Science Center.
Monday, February 25, 2008
Pay Here
Playing with the Space Needle again. This time a curb-side sign caught my eye as I was going by and saw it lined up with the Needle. Trying to get some fresh ways to look at the over-shot city icon. This image was featured in Flickr's Explore section.
Saturday, February 16, 2008
A Train Runs Through It
The Olympic Sculpture Park is dissected by an avenue and a wide girth of train tracks that carry frequent freight trains that service the Port of Seattle docks and Boeing aircraft manufacturing plants, as well as passenger trains. I liked the slicing triangles of space and concrete that appear in the view under a pedestrian path of the Sculpture Park above.
Hearing Bells
Here's another (inspiring) view of the overlook at the end of the Seattle Cloud Cover installation.
Thursday, February 14, 2008
Time Winding Down
My love's scarred hand in sunset light resting on the "O" of Love & Loss, time ticking away. This is our first Valentine's Day apart. I will miss the sweet roses.
The "O" from lOve & lOss
Love & Loss installation's "O" is actually a small pool that folks seem to be throwing coins into. . .wishing for only love, I'm sure.
& Beyond
Beyond "Love & Loss" and the Olympic Sculpture Park are some of the tallest buildings of Seattle's skyline. At left is the Municipal Tower, then the WaMu Tower, then the WaMu Building(which has the word LOVE visible on it at night for Valentine's Day 2008), and peeking from behind them is the tallest, the Columbia Tower.
Love Dimmed
By the time I could get away to take photos, they had turned the lights out and there was only a dim outline, not visable enough from the Olympic Sculpture Park.
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