Lost on the Hard Drive; Episode 87b: Scenes from Seattle

Picture #01: Seattle city skyline with Mount Rainier in distance, Washington
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Photos and pictures of Seattle scenes; More images from the back of the virtual closet.

In my last post, I shared some images from a family spring break vacation featuring photos of the Oregon coast. These images are from the same trip, but from our first day which we spent in Seattle. Again, these pictures have never been processed or shared before – until now.

During our limited time in this beautiful city, we explored a couple of the local travel icons, specifically the Seattle Space Needle and Pikes Place Market. Additionally, we spent some time soaking in some of the visual treats at the Seattle Art Museum. One image that really caught my attention after-the-fact was the photo below of the Grecco-Roman statue. Seeing it set against the hazy backdrop of a modern, bustling city, I couldn’t help but wonder what the citizens who had gazed upon this statue back in antiquity would think if they were suddenly time-transported to this moment in time, standing there – wondering what this alien world just beyond the curtain must be.

As we wandered outside from Pikes Place Market, we could feel the city breathing a sigh and soaking up the sun rays of the first warm, clear day of the season. Shirts came off, music played, lunches were enjoyed, and an occasional frisbee was thrown; People were literally basking in the sunshine. It was fun to see the communal joy of a city celebrating the simple joy of nice weather.

Finally, I should also mention that one of the only other photos from this trip I previously shared was a 360-degree panorama photo taken from the top of the Seattle Space Neeedle.

So on with the photos…  I hope you enjoy them and I’d love to know if you have a favorite image or two.  🙂

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Picture #02: Exhibit of ancient Greek statue at the Seattle Art Museum in downtown Seattle, Washington
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Picture #03: Visitor looking at art painting in the Seattle Art Museum, Seattle, Washington
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Picture #04: Minimalism Exhibit at the Seattle Art Museum in downtown Seattle, Washington
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Picture #05: People enjoying the first warm, sunny spring day in Seattle, Washington
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Picture #06: Vendors and customers at Pikes Place Market, Seattle, Washington
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Picture #07: Colorful exterior of the Museum of Pop Culture, Seattle, Washington.
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Picture #08: Sunset over Puget Sound at Seattle Washington.
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Picture #09: Ferry boats in Puget Sound at sunset, Seattle Washington.
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Picture #10: Seattle Space Needle in evening, Seattle, Washington.
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Picture #09: Seattle city skyline in evening with Mount Rainier in distance, Washington.
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As always, thank you so much for looking, and again, I hope you enjoy these photos. I’d love to hear if you have a favorite image or two in the comments below.

Cheers,
~ Gary.

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Gary Crabbe is an award-winning commercial and editorial outdoor travel photographer and author based out of the San Francisco Bay Area, California. He has seven published books on California to his credit, including “Photographing California; v1-North”, which won the prestigious 2013 IBPA Benjamin Franklin Gold Medal Award as Best Regional title. His client and publication credits include the National Geographic Society, the New York Times, Forbes Magazine, TIME, The North Face, Subaru, L.L. Bean, Victoria’s Secret, Sunset Magazine, The Nature Conservancy, and many more. In 2018, The USPS selected a nearly-unprecedented seven of Gary’s photographs to become U.S. Postage ‘Forever’ Stamps as part of the O Beautiful collection. Gary is also a photography instructor and consultant, offering both public and private photo workshops, as well as being a professional Photo Editor and Content Creator.

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