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sunlight streaming through the girders underneath one of the piers in Newport, Oregon.

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The Yaquina Bay Bridge is a beautifully delicate bridge that spans the entrance to the Newport Harbor in Newport, Oregon.

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three women walking through the Kreielsheimer Promenade at the Seattle Center. The water on the right is from a flat water installation, and the top of the Space Needle is just visible at the top of the photo.

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the International Fountain at the Seattle Center is a popular place year-round. Despite the chilly temperatures, there were plenty of kids playing around the water, which is set to burst in time with the music that plays in the area.

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this is the overhead art installation, called the Kreielsheimer Promenade, that runs between the McCaw Hall and the Exhibition Hall at the Seattle Center. At night, it changes colors and reflects in a flat water exhibit below.

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The Yaquina Bay Bridge, in Newport Oregon.

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the lighthouse at Lime Kiln Point, shot between two madrona trees. Madronas have curiously red skin that shows through bark that peels easily back

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the lighthouse at Lime Kiln State Park, San Juan Island, Washington. I actually shot this through my sunglasses to get the effect I wanted.

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sun through the clouds on the ferry between Anacortes and San Juan Island, Washington.

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water churning off the back of a ferry, on the trip between Anacortes and San Juan Island, Washington.

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on the ferry between Anacortes, Washington and Friday Harbor, on San Juan Island, Washington. The weather was absolutely beautiful, despite the very brisk breeze, and this part of the ferry was totally deserted.

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The Green River runs close to my apartment complex, and due to a faulty dam upriver, the Army Corps of Engineers has predicted a 30% chance of flooding this winter. King County placed these sandbags on the banks of the river and while they are hideous, we are grateful for the protection.

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The International District in Seattle, formerly known as Chinatown, is a section of Seattle established by Chinese immigrants around the turn of the century. It is not a place I have had much opportunity to explore, but the dragons on the light poles are one of my favorite features.

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When you live in a damp climate, you get a lot of moss. The moss this year is vibrantly green and I love the way it looks against the red roof.

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6:30 on a fall morning is really dark. These globe lamps sit outside the front entrance of Renton High School in Renton, Washington. The school is almost 100 years old and has some beautiful architectural details.

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a countertop jukebox at the counter at Johnny Rockets, a 50's diner style restaurant at Kent Station in Kent, Washington

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neon lighting at night. Armondo's Italian Restaurant, in downtown Renton, Washington

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glass balls in the window, an artistic touch at Armondo's in downtown Renton, Washington

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If you haven't noticed by now, there is something about the way light acts that attracts me. I am especially fascinated by the way light and glass work together. This was the overhead lighting at an Italian restaurant in Renton, Washington.

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I don't know why I like this picture so much, but I do. Again, there is something about the sky here that is incomparable and indescribable. You can almost breathe in the blueness. Taken in downtown Renton, Washington.