I thought I’ve seen a lot of Tulips in my days until I went in the Mt. Vernon area north of Seattle. A nice fertile valley perfect for growth. They have an annual Tulip festival which is very popular. Caught these right after sunrise hoping to catch some nice sun, instead we got some cloud cover which gave a nice filtered light.
Photo trip to an automobile museum in Tacoma, WA and found these interesting hood ornaments.
Captured most of these in the morning with the morning dew.
Placed my strobe at the base. Lit up the bells nicely.
Rainy day in the Puget Sound area. Shot some of these images from the car. Images captured with a DA*50-135/2.8 or a SMC-A 50/1.7
Stairway to nowhere
Magnolia
Signal Light on a train, Port and Starboard or maybe stop and go?
Abandon
Artistic garden
These shots are a local, either sunrise, sunset or after a rain
This is a little marina town west of Seattle that survives mainly on tourism. Its also known as Little Norway, many festivals including the annual Vikings Fest. The town has many shops and restaurants.
A little sun for the day.
A walking fish
Viking Statue
Wall Mural, Viking ship
Children’s Marine Museum
Lead-in to Mexican Restaurant
The King of Pretzels?
Salmon made of metal
UK telephone booth in Little Norway
Deep ocean fish made of metal
