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Photographs: Pacific Northwest, Photographs: Structures and Objects

Steel Structure #2, Seattle

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Steel Structure #2, Seattle
R”Steel Structure #2, Seattle” — usted steel structure with rusted surface. Minimalist image. Seattle, Washington

A second photo in a series of detail shots of structures, textures, and buildings at the Seattle Sculpture Park.

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G Dan Mitchell is a California photographer and visual opportunist. His book, “California’s Fall Color: A Photographer’s Guide to Autumn in the Sierra” (Heyday Books) is available directly from him. Blog | Bluesky | Mastodon | Substack Notes | Flickr | Email

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Photographs: Pacific Northwest, Photographs: Structures and Objects

Steel Structure, Seattle

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Steel Structure
Steel Structure. Seattle, Washington. January 1, 2007. © Copyright G Dan Mitchell.

During the first day of my recent early-January 2008 trip to Seattle I had some time two wander around the Seattle Sculpture Park. This is a great place to spend a bit of outdoor time in Seattle – not too far from downtown and the surrounding attractions, but an open space overlooking Puget Sound and filled with interesting sculpture. I made several photographs while I was there, mostly focusing on details of some of the sculptures and other structures.

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Photographs: Structures and Objects

Abandoned Bunkers, Mare Island Naval Shipyard

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Abandoned Bunkers, Mare Island Naval Shipyard
Abandoned Bunkers, Mare Island Naval Shipyard. Vallejo, California. March 3, 2007. © Copyright G Dan Mitchell.

I’ve been able to do night photography at the Mare Island Naval Shipyard on several occasions. I made this photograph of these rows of old concrete bunkers as we waited for the light to go away – which probably seems like an unusual thing for a photographer to wait for!