SPACE NEEDLE

Photo of Space Needle, shot through the glass roof sun screen dots while waiting in line.

Captian Niemo's Nautilus-like feel in a photo of the Eiffel Tower's observation telescope.

I took this unique shot, from just outside of being, directly underneath the tower.

In New York's Times Square, I was caught by the tension of this billboard and building.

Captivating angle of the sky and expansive sculpture at Seattle Center near IMP building.

Mesmerized by the molten beauty of the Chihuly Garden and Glass Exhibit, I captured this photo.

The reflective light of the many installations at Chihuly Garden and Glass Exhibit inspired this. 

The translucent colors and effects at the Chihuly Garden and Glass Exhibit are very emotive.

This glass piece turned out better than I hoped. I love the feel of surf it gives me.

This picture really captures the prominence of the chapel's towers and gargoyle down spouts.

The colors of the offerings in the street shops, are so inviting, I had to pause and capture one.

Gazing at the straights near PortTownsend, sitting on restaurant deck, I caught this moment.

Sailing is everywhere, here in the PNW, and I just can't get enough of the photo opportunities. 

I enjoy expressing my creativity in a variety of ways, including designing living spaces.

Deeply immersed in creativity, at the Cleveland Museum of Art, I caught the rain on the glass hall.

None of these works of art, in Port Townsend, can sail by without needing to be caught.

I wish I could remember the inspiration for this bust. I was more focused on the great lighting.

I got my boorish American hand slapped getting this shot of this inspiring sculpture at the Louvre.

The tan, dockers like color of Paris, is a great backdrop for subtleness and striking subjects.

These wonderful playful sails, seem to be racing each other, daily in Port Townsend.

I was touched so profoundly, at Ground Zero in New York, that I wanted to hold the sacredness.

I love clocks, and was stunned to see the Louvre framed thru this one so well!

The angles of the cell doors in the Conciergerie, on the Seine, provided great compositions.

My green thumb, just had to be documented through this hobby and passion.

I loved the playfulness, and delight, of these sculptures near where I stayed in Paris.

The window display in this Parisian shop needed to be honored. Bonus was the reflection!

I was captivated by the diversity of surfaces with this banner, hanging on the side of the Louvre.

I worked a lot at creating a polished image for FrameWorks. This vignette is for glass choices.

I really enjoy branding. This is my business phone.

I drive by this business often. This is the first time I witnessed the glass art capturing the sun.