Tuesday, October 14, 2014

Downtown Seattle

I recently made a quick trip to Seattle/western Washington.  All of the iconic/popular spots for photography were hit during the trip, including Kerry Park, Rizal Park, and the shoreline of West Seattle.  A waterspout occurred earlier in the day over Pudget Sound, and prompted the weather service office in Seattle to issue a tornado warning, the first in 17 years.  While shooting from Kerry Park, a legit supercell with obvious updraft rotation moved across downtown Seattle.  The storm put on a great lightning display as well.  I tried my best to capture lightning in the background of the skyline, but nature axed that idea.  It was a still a cool experience nonetheless.

Downtown Seattle from Kerry Park.
Thunderstorm over downtown Seattle.  Viewed from Kerry Park.
Downtown Seattle at dusk.  Viewed from Kerry Park.
The moon lighting up Elliott Bay.  Viewed from the shore of West Seattle.
Downtown Seattle viewed from the shore of West Seattle.

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