I am reposting this shot because it was buried so deep in my blog that I couldn't find it and it is a favorite of mine taken during my first serious shoot with my first digital camera about a week after I took up photography again after a lapse of 25 years without a camera.
Photos taken while trespassing on some land which has been confiscated by the Port of Seattle for the third runway at SeaTac. There was no fence and the land was west of the DesMoines way so I wasn't in the secure area, it was adjacent to a construction site which looks like it will be used for a new access road. I have an attachment to the site. I used to ride my horse there in the summer of 1960. The farm where we kept the horse can be seen here: True's Farm
This was taken today at 11:17AM south of Yesler near the waterfront in Seattle. It was a sun filtered through fog day. Never really cleared up. The fog was down between the buildings.
Take a close look at the bottom of that wall and note the window arches just above street level. Strange place for windows isn't it. I suspect this is a building that was constructed before the street level was raised one floor and what we see here is the tops of windows in "underground Seattle".
This was taken in SW Seattle on Oct 23, 2007 at 3:18 PM in a little park at S 160th and 9th SW. The ambiant temperature was 71F. The second day of warm weather. The image was developed from a raw file in ACR4.2 and PSE4 Mac.
Deep in the woods a tree I walk past several times a week. Top photo taken with e510 iso 40014-54-mm f4 1/20th second photo taken with e500 iso 400 14-54-mm f4 1/20th .Third photo taken with e510 iso 400 40-150mm at 40mm 1/5th f8 hand held.
South Seattle, just west of 1st Av south of Spokane Street. This was taken with Olympus E510 + ZD legacy 40-150 at 100mm, ISO 100, f8 1/200th. Developed from raw file in ACR4.1. Sharpening with unsharp mask in PSE4 threshold 2, radius 1.0, level 95.