Helipad- Day 3
by Brent_S

Comment by Louis:
I think the angle is determined by the fixed lens of course, but it would have been cool to see this shot with the curvature of the building filling one corner of the frame, that is, a small arc of the circle taking up most of the photo and pushed against lower left. Not sure if I'm making any sense. :) Nice photo, and creepy green processing. I like it.

Big Smoke Stack- Day 2
by Brent_S

Comment by Jutilda:
I love it that the needle seems to creating the steam/smoke. Love the sky!!!

Morning Cuppa- Day 2
by Brent_S

Comment by Jutilda:
I love the radiator. I've never lived in a house that had one and I find them fascinating. That in conjunction with the modern cup is cool and fun with the neon pink and vivid turquoise. I like the multiplicity of it all.

Big Smoke Stack- Day 2
by Brent_S

Comment by JuliBoc:
Wow, what a view. Must be a pleasure to wake up each morning. Odd how the space needle looks like a smoke stack.

Big Smoke Stack- Day 2
by Brent_S

Comment by Brent_S:
Thanks guys :) Yeah, I can always get implants to replace teeth these days but a moment can only be captured for a fleeting second ;-)

Regarding the Seattle rain; it is holding off until we start the three day holiday weekend that is supposed to have rain each day. Life as usual!

Big Smoke Stack- Day 2
by Brent_S

Comment by Yo_Spiff:
Has a really cool Polaroid look to it.

Big Smoke Stack- Day 2
by Brent_S

Comment by tanguera:
Killer capture. And the visual of you with the toothbrush is priceless.

Big Smoke Stack- Day 2
by Brent_S

Comment by salmiakki:
Crumbs, that's quite unnerving really. I thought it always rained in Seattle? :) I actually find the powerlines add a certain something to this. What a fabulous view you have.

Big Smoke Stack- Day 2
by Brent_S

Comment by mycelium:
Awesome effect! Way to put photography ahead of oral hygiene :)

Moonlit
by Brent_S

Comment by tanguera:
Love those reflections. I'm not sure about giving the foreground pier so much space in the image - it is much less interesting than the distant, glittering horizon.