This train car was taken at the Snoqualmie train museum. I started to wonder if the number 95028 on the side was the car number, the zip code it was registered, or where it’s final resting place was.
Taken in Snoqualmie, WA, United States
This train car was taken at the Snoqualmie train museum. I started to wonder if the number 95028 on the side was the car number, the zip code it was registered, or where it’s final resting place was.
Taken in Snoqualmie, WA, United States
At a 70’s party, these two gangsta’s showed up in full piece suits!
Taken in Bellevue, WA, United States
At the Train Museum, these chains clearly hadn’t been moved in a long time, just resting on an old train, waiting to rust.
Taken in Snoqualmie, WA, United States
In the same location, and same buildings as yesterday’s post, I managed to shoot Yale town from another angle. I really enjoy capturing reflections.
Taken in Vancouver, BC, Canada
This is a very common photo of the Seattle Pike Place Market, I tossed it into Black and White to strip a few years off it.
Taken in Seattle, WA, United States
Down at the Ballard Locks, this poor seagull got shafted on the line when another one landed almost on top of him.
Taken in Ballard, WA, United States
While bowling I discovered this jean jacket just waiting for it’s owner to return.
Taken in Totem Lake, WA, United States
Racing on a logging road on the Sunshine Coast. This guy’s ATV is worth more than the truck he carts it around in!
Taken outside of Madera Park, BC, Canada
Visiting my cousin a few years ago, we discovered that he could do a standing back flip. No wonder the girls love him.
Taken on Vancouver Island, BC, Canada
This again is an older shot, snapped in San Francisco on a visit down there. I like the old hydrant with the new spring flowers. Given the sun that I’ve had recently, I’m in a colourful sprint mood.
Taken in San Francisco, CA, United States
I love taking pictures in fog. I especially love when you can get fog in a city that burry’s the tops of buildings, and I especially like when you can find an old-style scene like this one I found in San Francisco
Taken in San Francisco, CA, United States
Fremont is a quaint little suburb of Seattle, focused on being primarily artsy. I particularly like their Solstice parade, along with the little nuggets of art you can find throughout the area, like this graffiti on a red wall. I think quality art like this really adds to the intrigue of the area
Taken in Seattle, WA, United States