Moving in on one year!

December 10th, 2009

Well I am moving in on a year of being a "Photo-blogger". I had a goal of sticking with this for a year and seeing where it took me. I have had more success then I could ever imagine, allowing me to really pursue a strong love and passion of mine. At the turn of the year I will be starting an "Official" photographer's site and move into the professional field of photography.

I will visiting beloved Europe and will try to make a few posts while on vacation while visiting Germany, Rome, and Paris.

As we move to the end of the year I thought it would be a nice reflection to look at the top 10 pictures from this past year.

As cliche as it is, Kerry Park provides photographers with a spectacular view of the Pacific Northwest's finest city. Although more known for the sunset photos, I rose early this time last year and got a before sun rise glow with Mt. Rainer in the background.


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Going Up

October 16th, 2009

In the heart of downtown Seattle, there is a brick building which will soon be towered over by a new developing sky scraper. As I was walking by, I was struck by the shear size of development which has taken place over the last century. Buildings which once were the prize of their day, the Smith building, are now dwarfed by buildings two to three times their size. Even the Columbia Tower building is 3/4 the size of the former World Trade Center in NYC. At 80 stories it towers over Seattle and our bit of metropolia here in the northwest.

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Into the Sky

October 2nd, 2009

Sometimes you just need to look up to be amazed!

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Up Up and.... Gone?

January 30th, 2009

The Columbia Tower seems to disappear in the morning fog, which miraculously burned off as the day wore on.