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- Brian Stern Photography
- Seattle, Washington, United States
- A keen look at life, nature, and other things which, somehow seem to happen on a daily basis when we least expect it!I look forward to hearing from you!!! This site is intended for the photographer in all of us, and will hopefully reach those who share my passion or just enjoy a great picture. Feel free to contact me at brianstern@briansternphotography.com Facebook Fans get Offers for Special Deals!!
Saturday, December 11, 2010
Which Way Is Up?
December 12th, 2010
As we head into winter i am reminded of where I was at this time last year. There are Vespas everywhere. This is on the street leading to," The Leaning Tower of Pisa", in Pisa, Italy. As you can see, there is not kidding about the way the tower leans as the foundations sink.
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Monday, September 13, 2010
Holy smokes.. Its Been Awhile!
September 13th, 2010
Wow! It has been too long. It has been such a busy summer with a full docket of weddings and other events. It is amazing to see where your time disappears to when you have none to spare! I hope all are still well.
This was taken at a recent wedding with the clouds rolling into Seattle, a few streaks of sunlight we able to seep through.
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Wednesday, June 23, 2010
It Has Been Awhile
June 23rd, 2010
After a few weeks away I find myself back at it. I updated the computer to handle photography needs and here we go!
This is from an engagement session I did a few weeks back and one of my favorites.
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Monday, June 7, 2010
The Great Seattle Flip Flop
June 7th, 2010
What a great city, how do you remember the homeless, but keep them out of site? Well, you just build a memorial they aren't allowed to go to. Full Article
What a great city, how do you remember the homeless, but keep them out of site? Well, you just build a memorial they aren't allowed to go to. Full Article
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Sunday, May 30, 2010
Rising in the East
May 30th, 2010
Today, I want to introduce you to my cousin. She is an aspiring young photographer and has already begun to carve her own photography niche. Living not far from the ocean she is able to capture many a beautiful sunrises , " Just another beautiful sunsrise on the East Coast." Is her description the picture, which is hard o believe. If you look closely at the sand you can see the reflection of the light through the clouds. I must say beautiful composure and capture. Niki!
"I picked up photography a year or two agao from my father. He has helped my learn many of the techniques of the camera. I have always loved taking photos, no matter what type of camera I use"
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Thursday, May 27, 2010
Glistening
May 27th, 2010
This is why I love the Northwest. My sister and her fiance are coming over to go camping with my fiance and I. Finding myself up there tonight setting everything up saw this right next to our campsite and thought it would be a great shot! Enjoy
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This is why I love the Northwest. My sister and her fiance are coming over to go camping with my fiance and I. Finding myself up there tonight setting everything up saw this right next to our campsite and thought it would be a great shot! Enjoy
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Sunday, May 23, 2010
The Look
May 24th 2010
At Gas Works Park in the late afternoon and evening sun shadows are cast upon the intimidating structures. Last weekend captured this picture from a shoot I was doing and just loved the shadows and the depth of character they added.
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Monday, May 17, 2010
The Wonderful World of Pig
May 17th, 2010
If you have been down to Pikes Place, you may want to stop turnaround and look up. Some of the classic scenery of the area is directly across from the market including the original public sanitation building.
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If you have been down to Pikes Place, you may want to stop turnaround and look up. Some of the classic scenery of the area is directly across from the market including the original public sanitation building.
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Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Which Dog Are You?
May 12, 2010
Which Dog are you? Have a favorite Breed? Took our Chocolate lab to the dog park, and caught this lab passionately seeking his ball.
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Which Dog are you? Have a favorite Breed? Took our Chocolate lab to the dog park, and caught this lab passionately seeking his ball.
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Monday, May 10, 2010
Sports In Seattle
May 10, 2010
Unfortunately over the last two weeks I suffered a massive computer crash which required major upgrading and reinstalling. However, after a brief shutdown, I am pleased to present a picture of our beautiful sports complexes in the Seattle area of Qwest Field (the large building on the left), and Safeco Field (to the right with the lights on) along with the magnificent Mt. Rainer in the background. On Friday we saw our first full sunny day since March 6th. Needless to say many folks were out and about on this lovely Mother's Day Weekend.
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Unfortunately over the last two weeks I suffered a massive computer crash which required major upgrading and reinstalling. However, after a brief shutdown, I am pleased to present a picture of our beautiful sports complexes in the Seattle area of Qwest Field (the large building on the left), and Safeco Field (to the right with the lights on) along with the magnificent Mt. Rainer in the background. On Friday we saw our first full sunny day since March 6th. Needless to say many folks were out and about on this lovely Mother's Day Weekend.
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Tuesday, April 27, 2010
An Evening With Seattle
April 28th 2010
She calls to you, becons in the night, a silent temptress of unimaginable beauty. From the hillsides to the waterfront, to the downtown enclaves, Seattle calls at every hour. She is a city who puts beauty on notice, and one which is hard to duplicate. There are hundreds and thousands of cities throughout the world, yet she is unique in so many ways. Her eloquent skyline, and rapturous mountain can evoke the deepest of yearnings. She is simply... home.]
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She calls to you, becons in the night, a silent temptress of unimaginable beauty. From the hillsides to the waterfront, to the downtown enclaves, Seattle calls at every hour. She is a city who puts beauty on notice, and one which is hard to duplicate. There are hundreds and thousands of cities throughout the world, yet she is unique in so many ways. Her eloquent skyline, and rapturous mountain can evoke the deepest of yearnings. She is simply... home.]
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Sunday, April 18, 2010
Ode to the Louvre
April 19th, 2010
This past Christmas I had the pleasure of visiting this wonderful palace of culture and beauty. It would most certainly make my top ten of things to do on my bucket-list. As the whole of Europe has made the headlines for the last week straight, my thoughts have been drawn there often.
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This past Christmas I had the pleasure of visiting this wonderful palace of culture and beauty. It would most certainly make my top ten of things to do on my bucket-list. As the whole of Europe has made the headlines for the last week straight, my thoughts have been drawn there often.
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Monday, April 12, 2010
There's No Place like Home
April 12th, 2010
If you have lived in the northwest, or anyplace in the United States of America, it is almost impossible to not know what the game of baseball is. As a child, a ballpark is your palace, it is the king's house, a place where all dreams can come true, where you see yourself leaping the wall to make a game winning catch or hitting the game winning home run over the left field wall. I have visited several ball parks over the years, but there is no place like Safeco Field.
From the moment you drive by on I-5 you can smell the unique aroma of garlic fries and Pyramid Ale. It is a stadium which is unique in its own right; unlike many other stadiums throughout professional sports, there is a not a bad seat in the house, every chair has an unbelievable site line.(Including these ones from the concourse just above the visiting bullpen in left field.)
It is that time of year when every thing is right with the world. When young and old can come and gather in a collective harmony to cheer on the boys in blue and white. It is baseball time in the northwest. Go Mariners!
There is nothing like that late inning come from behind win, everyone cheers, the rally caps are in full force, from ages 9 to 90 everyone is standing, hearing the crack of the bat.
A Mariners game is not only about the game played between the lines. It is about the experience, the smell of the peanuts, hot dogs, of the fresh cut grass, the game within the game, who is pitching today, is the roof open or closed.
Walking into the gates of Left Field with 10,000 of your closest friends.
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If you have lived in the northwest, or anyplace in the United States of America, it is almost impossible to not know what the game of baseball is. As a child, a ballpark is your palace, it is the king's house, a place where all dreams can come true, where you see yourself leaping the wall to make a game winning catch or hitting the game winning home run over the left field wall. I have visited several ball parks over the years, but there is no place like Safeco Field.
From the moment you drive by on I-5 you can smell the unique aroma of garlic fries and Pyramid Ale. It is a stadium which is unique in its own right; unlike many other stadiums throughout professional sports, there is a not a bad seat in the house, every chair has an unbelievable site line.(Including these ones from the concourse just above the visiting bullpen in left field.)
It is that time of year when every thing is right with the world. When young and old can come and gather in a collective harmony to cheer on the boys in blue and white. It is baseball time in the northwest. Go Mariners!
There is nothing like that late inning come from behind win, everyone cheers, the rally caps are in full force, from ages 9 to 90 everyone is standing, hearing the crack of the bat.
A Mariners game is not only about the game played between the lines. It is about the experience, the smell of the peanuts, hot dogs, of the fresh cut grass, the game within the game, who is pitching today, is the roof open or closed.
Walking into the gates of Left Field with 10,000 of your closest friends.
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Sunday, April 11, 2010
Mossy Edge
April 11th, 2010
60 Degrees out! What a great day to get out and explore! Using the light from the center of the trees, I was able to grab the silihouetes of the moss hanging. In Lord Hill Park this seems to be the only area where the trees are blanketed from head to toe in soft hanging moss. If you look closer you can see a spider has also staked its claim to its territory in the upper left center of this picture.
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60 Degrees out! What a great day to get out and explore! Using the light from the center of the trees, I was able to grab the silihouetes of the moss hanging. In Lord Hill Park this seems to be the only area where the trees are blanketed from head to toe in soft hanging moss. If you look closer you can see a spider has also staked its claim to its territory in the upper left center of this picture.
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Tuesday, April 6, 2010
A Running Thought
April 7th, 2010
As spring bears down upon us all, I find myself visiting the usual stomping grounds. It seems there are certain scenes and landscapes which transcend time. Regardless of how many times you visit or see them, Snoqualmie Falls seem to always captivate the imagination.
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As spring bears down upon us all, I find myself visiting the usual stomping grounds. It seems there are certain scenes and landscapes which transcend time. Regardless of how many times you visit or see them, Snoqualmie Falls seem to always captivate the imagination.
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Saturday, April 3, 2010
Above the Clouds
April 3rd, 2010
With a large storm in the Seattle area the last two days we headed across the state for the Easter weekend and as we got through the pass of Snoqualmie, I whipped out my Storm ( for all you IPhone lovers, I love my storm) and snapped this pic above the cloud layer. Hope everyone has a great Easter weekend!
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Saturday, March 27, 2010
Picture in a Post Card
March 27th, 2010
Do you ever wonder if the picture in the post card actually looks like the place it is a picture of? Well The Leaning Tower of Pisa, definitely looks the the leaning tower in the post cards.
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Do you ever wonder if the picture in the post card actually looks like the place it is a picture of? Well The Leaning Tower of Pisa, definitely looks the the leaning tower in the post cards.
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Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Alki Beach
March 23rd, 2009
The weather is really starting to appear like early summer rather then middle of spring. Yesterday I had a Photo shoot at Alke Beach. Here is one of my favorites from the shoot. To see more check out the website or become a fan on FaceBook.
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Sunday, March 21, 2010
The Last Breath
March 21st, 2009
If you have been watching the news you know that the Pope issued an apology to those abused in the Irish churches. This is a picture of a statue inside Notre Dame, Paris, with Pope Pious in a memorable fashion.
Happy first official day of spring!
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If you have been watching the news you know that the Pope issued an apology to those abused in the Irish churches. This is a picture of a statue inside Notre Dame, Paris, with Pope Pious in a memorable fashion.
Happy first official day of spring!
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Monday, March 15, 2010
Spring Forward
March 15th, 2009
This weekend we sprung forward, if you didn't know why you have been showing up early or late for every appointment. I have been finding many of my pictures coming from the sunset lately, it is such a natural portrait.
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This weekend we sprung forward, if you didn't know why you have been showing up early or late for every appointment. I have been finding many of my pictures coming from the sunset lately, it is such a natural portrait.
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Saturday, March 6, 2010
60 Degrees
March 6th, 2010
Today it is supposed to hit 60 degrees in the greater Seattle area. Hope you are able to get out and enjoy it.
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Today it is supposed to hit 60 degrees in the greater Seattle area. Hope you are able to get out and enjoy it.
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Monday, March 1, 2010
A Truly Northwest Sport
March 1st, 2009
On a cool February evening, this native northwesterner showed what a true northwest sport is, paddle surfing. Using the wake of the incoming ferries, this paddle surfer used the fading twilight as his guide.
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On a cool February evening, this native northwesterner showed what a true northwest sport is, paddle surfing. Using the wake of the incoming ferries, this paddle surfer used the fading twilight as his guide.
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Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Trevi Fountain
February 23rd, 2009
Commissioned in 1629, Trevi Fountain has been a source for practical water, as well as uncountable wishes. There is always a crowd around it, regardless of the time of day, and although hundreds of penny's get thrown in, they get cleared out and donated to local charities, so those wishes do make a difference.
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Commissioned in 1629, Trevi Fountain has been a source for practical water, as well as uncountable wishes. There is always a crowd around it, regardless of the time of day, and although hundreds of penny's get thrown in, they get cleared out and donated to local charities, so those wishes do make a difference.
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Sunday, February 21, 2010
Now that..... That is a Sunset
February 22nd, 2009
Now although it is mid February, one might be tempted to think its mid May and summer is nearly upon us. Yesterday I was able to capture this shot on the shore at Edmonds. We could all use a little reflection time, and there is nothing like a magnificent sunset behind the Olympics to inspire our souls.
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Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Always A Great Time for the Museum
February 17th, 2009
In the midst of winter (although you would be hard-pressed to find someone admitting it was winter here in the northwest today) there are a plethora of museums in the great Pacific Northwest. What a great way to break the duldrum of winter blues, then to get out and go to a museum!
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In the midst of winter (although you would be hard-pressed to find someone admitting it was winter here in the northwest today) there are a plethora of museums in the great Pacific Northwest. What a great way to break the duldrum of winter blues, then to get out and go to a museum!
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Sunday, February 14, 2010
Easy..... Like Sunday Morning
February 14th, 2009
As dawn breaks on Singles Awareness Day, I am so blessed to have the love of my life, my future wife, to accompany me today. I wanted to say thanks to the guys over at Just Northwest, and Just North of South, for picking me to be the photographer of the week.
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As dawn breaks on Singles Awareness Day, I am so blessed to have the love of my life, my future wife, to accompany me today. I wanted to say thanks to the guys over at Just Northwest, and Just North of South, for picking me to be the photographer of the week.
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Thursday, February 11, 2010
Peeking Out
February 11th, 2009
Peeking out from its monstrous front, the Duormo basilica in Firenze, Italy,pokes its head up from behind. And a man takes in the wonderment of it all.
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Peeking out from its monstrous front, the Duormo basilica in Firenze, Italy,pokes its head up from behind. And a man takes in the wonderment of it all.
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Tuesday, February 9, 2010
New Website!!!
February 9th, 2009
Today I go live with my actual website. I will continue to blog as it is an outlet for my passion and I get to do it my way:-D however, starting today I have built up enough clientele go go professional. You can check it out at
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Wednesday, February 3, 2010
What Do You See?
February 3rd, 2009
As we move through life, it is easy to place watchful eyes on everything around us, from the clothes others wear, to decisions others make in their lives. How easy it is to criticize and ridicule. However, how often do we turn those watchful eyes on our own thoughts, actions, or decisions? I was on a train and snapped this shot with the fading light.
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As we move through life, it is easy to place watchful eyes on everything around us, from the clothes others wear, to decisions others make in their lives. How easy it is to criticize and ridicule. However, how often do we turn those watchful eyes on our own thoughts, actions, or decisions? I was on a train and snapped this shot with the fading light.
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Monday, February 1, 2010
A Sign of the Times?
February 1st, 2009
If you paid attention to the State of the Union Address last week, you would have seen there was going to be $500 million given to Washington, in order to help jump start a high speed rail line between Vancouver, BC and Portland, OR. This business worker was getting caught up on his presentation before work.
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If you paid attention to the State of the Union Address last week, you would have seen there was going to be $500 million given to Washington, in order to help jump start a high speed rail line between Vancouver, BC and Portland, OR. This business worker was getting caught up on his presentation before work.
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Wednesday, January 27, 2010
Seattle From 3000 Feet
January 27th, 2009
As you depart Seattle on any day of the week, if the clouds part and the sky is blue, you are blessed with one of the most dynamic views in the world. With the 4 sister mountains in view( Mt. Rainer, Mt. St. Helens, Mt. Adams, and Mt. Bachelor)
the Olympic Mountain range to your West, the full might of the Northwest captures your soul, to tell you..... "You are home"
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As you depart Seattle on any day of the week, if the clouds part and the sky is blue, you are blessed with one of the most dynamic views in the world. With the 4 sister mountains in view( Mt. Rainer, Mt. St. Helens, Mt. Adams, and Mt. Bachelor)
the Olympic Mountain range to your West, the full might of the Northwest captures your soul, to tell you..... "You are home"
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Saturday, January 23, 2010
How Much Do Your Bags Cost?
January 23rd, 2009
If you have flown anytime in the last 6 months, you know how much it can cost to send your bags along with you on your trip. Although the price of your ticket may be $200, the additional cost for a round-trip for your accompanying bag can easily send the price through the upper $300's. Hopefully you don't break your bank on the next trip!
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If you have flown anytime in the last 6 months, you know how much it can cost to send your bags along with you on your trip. Although the price of your ticket may be $200, the additional cost for a round-trip for your accompanying bag can easily send the price through the upper $300's. Hopefully you don't break your bank on the next trip!
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Tuesday, January 19, 2010
History De Triumph
January 19th, 2009
In the morning light, some things just look better. Its like sugar cookies the night before Christmas, this is one of the statues on the Arch de Triumph, in Paris,depicting several great victories through France's history.
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In the morning light, some things just look better. Its like sugar cookies the night before Christmas, this is one of the statues on the Arch de Triumph, in Paris,depicting several great victories through France's history.
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Sunday, January 17, 2010
Essence
January 17th, 2009
Plain and simple, sometimes works better and tells more, then a picture with a thousand things happening inside of it.
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Plain and simple, sometimes works better and tells more, then a picture with a thousand things happening inside of it.
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Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Pisa Through an Archway
January 13th, 2009
One of the first places I visited on my arrival to Italy was the infamous Leaning Tower of Pisa. In Pisa, this is the only thing within the city, so I am glad we only planned on spending an afternoon there.
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One of the first places I visited on my arrival to Italy was the infamous Leaning Tower of Pisa. In Pisa, this is the only thing within the city, so I am glad we only planned on spending an afternoon there.
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Monday, January 11, 2010
Tomb of the Unknow Soldier
January 11th, 2009
Being back from vacation is not one easily gets used to. I got engaged to the love of my life on top of the Eiffel Tower and am not sitting in my apartment. This is a shot from Rome, Italy, at night with the Christmas Tree up in front of Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
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