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Here are some representative samples of my work.

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upload count as of September 2023: 62,306.

Seattle, Washington

For my Washington State photography outside Seattle see User:Jmabel/Washington. Also, most of my uploads of archival material pertain to Washington State.

Alki Beach
Grand Army of the Republic Cemetery Park
Duwamish Waterway, looking upstream toward South Park.

Golden Gardens Park

Golden Gardens Park at sunset.

Registered Historic Places

One of my projects has been to photograph places in Seattle (and thereabouts) that are on the National Register of Historic Places.

(The image above is the frieze of Seattle's Great Northern Building.)

Georgetown PowerPlant Museum

Gas Works Park

Gas Works Park and a view across Lake Union to Downtown.

Other landmarks

... and some official city landmarks that don't have NRHP status

International District

Museums, art galleries and artists' studios

Greg Kucera Gallery
Greg Kucera Gallery

Sand sculpture

Some much more informal art: sand sculpture at Sandfest in Westlake Park, August 2006.

Kubota Garden

B. Marcus Priteca

Some buildings by architect B. Marcus Priteca.

Comet Lodge Cemetery

Animals

Animals in northern Tukwila

There's this weird little big of Tukwila along the Duwamish River, carved out of Seattle mostly at Boeing's behest. I've gotten some pretty cool animal shots there.
Technically not Seattle, but I believe most people think of it as Seattle.

Art

This stained glass window depicting Moses with the Tablets, now on the western side of the Schoenfeld-Gardner Chapel of Temple De Hirsch Sinai, Seattle, Washington, U.S. is one of the few surviving elements of the original 1908 Temple De Hirsch, where it was located on the east end over the Ark and Torah. It dates from c. 1908; a text at the bottom says "In memory of Fred Schwabacher the gift of his mother".

Oh, and one more panorama

I really like this one. There's a tiny flaw at lower right, but otherwise seamless.

Looking east from Ballard Bridge. Seattle Maritime Academy at left.