Seattle Skyline Bulb Exposure, Part 3

After spending a few minutes walking around scoping out Joe Block Park, I decided to try to use some of the dock/pylons to frame the Space Needle and Seattle skyline (first photograph). Although I liked the idea, I found that a later composition was more successful (second photograph).

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Pylons and Rocks Framing Skyline (Bulb #1), Joe Block Park, West Seattle, WA (12″x16″)

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Pylons and Rocks Framing Skyline (Bulb #3), Joe Block Park, West Seattle, WA (12″x18″)

This entry was posted on June 24, 2018 by Luke Parsons. It was filed under Black and White, Photography and was tagged with Black and White, bulb, coast, Elliott Bat, landscape, long exposure, Photography, Seattle, single frame, time, Washington, washington state, West Seattle.

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