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These steps are on the south side of the Seattle Art Museum and help pedestrians start an ascent up the steep street. The design elements running along this elevation catch a glint of late afternoon sunlight. Hammering Man is visible at the corner, and pedestrians cast long shadows as they walk up the street.
Ming the Merciless has an iPhone Wednesday shot to share with you, too.
Ming the Merciless has an iPhone Wednesday shot to share with you, too.
How is the museum? I can usually stand about 2 hours in a museum before I need to do something else.
ReplyDeleteAh yes, the long shadows of Daylight Savings Time. Nice shot!
ReplyDeleteKim, thanks for this photo, to which I've been returning. Such a lovely return for me to a pretty Seattle street in late fall. And Ming, if you're reading: this Museum is spectacular, one can spend the day and wish for more.
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