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[thumb:1621:l][thumb:1620:l][thumb:1619:l] The garden at Kirsten Gallery, 5320 Roosevelt Way N.E., Seattle. (Taken with my cell phone camera. At least now I know not to use the zoom feature.)

[thumb:1614:l][thumb:1618:l] Marion Oliver McCaw Hall, north side of Seattle Center, 321 Mercer St. (at 3rd Ave. N.). I took these picture with my cell phone camera, so the quality is kind of crappy — but I think they’re also kind of cool. The bluish one that looks like a water wall is especially crappy because […]

East side of 1st Ave. near Virginia St. (downtown Seattle). These folks are on the south side of the lot: [thumb:1605:l][thumb:1606:l][thumb:1607:l][thumb:1608:l] And this flower is all by itself on the north side; perhaps the south side kids are admiring it from slightly afar: [thumb:1609:l] And I’m sorry the quality isn’t better. I took the photos […]

Parking lot by the Fremont Fine Arts Foundry, N. 35th St. and Phinney Ave. N. (Seattle). [thumb:1611:l][thumb:1610:l][thumb:1612:l][thumb:1613:l]

[thumb:1581:l] Vehicle lights and streetlights reflected on an aluminum door (Scott Galvanizing, 1520 NW Leary Way, Seattle).

[album:258,0:c] Mural by Adam Rosand (206-222-6492), located at NW 54th St. and 9th Ave. NW, Ballard. I love the different themes and details in this mural: the waving stick figure, the (apparently pissed off) cat, the dive-bombing dragonfly, the peace symbol and heart flowers, etc.

[thumb:1503:c:l=p] (Seattle’s Queen Anne neighborhood)

Thursday, March 22 My friend Selena’s aunt and uncle, Carolyn and Fred (C&F), live in San Francisco. Selena put me in contact with Carolyn a few weeks in advance of this trip. Today, The Boyfriend (TB) and I met C&F at the 24th Street BART station in the Mission. First, they drove us on a […]

February 6, 2007 Today I paid the first of what I’m sure will be many visits to Seattle Art Museum‘s Olympic Sculpture Park, which opened January 20. First: Several pictures of the PACCAR Pavilion and a long shot of “Seattle Cloud Cover” by Teresita Fernandez. [cpg_album:183,3] Followed by: A bunch of the sculptures. [cpg_album:184,3] Then: […]