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This is the view of the tallest of the city's high rises, Columbia Center, and to its right the crown of its fourth tallest, the Municipal Building, as seen from under the the eves of Seattle City Hall, that visible diagonal in the right bottom corner of the photo. I took a photo a few years ago that captured this interesting conjunction of curves and lines of architectural elements, and this time, I tried to frame the negative space of cloudy sky with them. You might be interested to see some of the other tallest buildings that reach to the beautiful skies here, so click here to take a peek. Hope you are having a great Friday and that it is the start of a fun Valentine's Day, Lunar New Year, and (here in the USA) President's Day weekend! To see skies from all around the globe, click Skywatch Friday to explore.
14 comments:
Got here from Skywatch; you were just before me. I live in the Seattle area, too. Love your work, very beautiful. Thanks for posting.
I got here the same way -- Skywatch! And I, too, live in the Seattle area. Fantastic capture, really beautiful! Thank you! Have a great weekend!
Sylvia
Nice, Kim. Of course I would think so since I did a similar photo in early January ... but didn't post it-:)
Happy Valentines Day, if I don't make it back on the actual day!!
Great use of space and shapes. Eye-catcher for sure!
Good one Kim.
Love what you've caught in your frame here, Kim. The moment and the angles all come together beautifully.
Kim, lovely shot. Perfect!
What great shapes! perfect against the blue sky.
Fantastic composition of great-looking architecture! Love it, Kim!
Well captured Kim. Enjoy your weekend also.
Well that's pretty spectacular. I"m thinking the city needs to put you and Chuck on retainer. This is a classic shot you city should use!!
V
Nice lines Kim. Have a great weekend.
Very nice, Kim!
Anon, I deleted your comment and request that everyone here keeps the conversation respectful of everyone else. With my thanks for your sensitivities on my behalf, the reality is the person whose comment you responded to is a friend and I think you misread his intent. Namaste,
-Kim
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