(all photos provided by b. b. anderson)
Hi, Knitters,
I meant to post these photos my son took when we were in Seattle last spring for Vogue Knitting Live but I lost track of them. I found them while sifting through emails which, by the way, I am still trying to catch up on from my horrendous computer issues. The only good thing about going through old emails is that I have stumbled onto a few things that I had forgotten about. My son loves photography and it is really fun to see his take on a city via photos.
For today I will leave you with these wordless photos of Seattle taken through the eyes of my son. I hope you enjoy his view as much as I do. The photos were taken on a film camera and then developed later.
These photos brought back some really good memories..... what a trip and what a beautiful city.
I hope you are all off to a good start to your week. I am doing tons of work knitting and work knitting only right now. I'll be back soon to share some of my top-notch knitting finds as of late! I'm looking forward to it.
best, susie
I lived in Seattle for 3 years.
ReplyDeleteThey were the best 3 years of my life. Love it there and am hoping my husband & I will return there soon.
Totally gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteHe has a great eye! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures and many taken very near where I work on the Seattle waterfront. I feel vey lucky to live in such a great place! Hope you'll come back soon!
ReplyDeleteLove these pictures!
ReplyDeleteHe did a wonderful job. I wasn't too take the kids her. My husband grew up here.
ReplyDeleteThere was something at the Made in Washington store the other day that had a gum wall theme. I can't remember what it was but I was tempted to buy it for you because I remember your stories about visiting it last year. These pictures reminded me of that.
ReplyDeleteBecky (gathersnomoss)
I love film photography.
ReplyDeleteI love geometric point of view
Your son's photography scores high on both points
Hugs
There is something about film photos. I went to school for photography and printmaking and it was heartbreaking to turn to digital. He did a beautiful job capturing the city
ReplyDeleteso glad you enjoyed your Seattle experience, again! I wish it had been better weather for you and your boys.
ReplyDeleteThe gum wall!!!! I love Seattle, one of my favorite cities.
ReplyDeleteBarbara
OMG that gum on that building!!! GROSS!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos, thank you for posting. Is that a Troll under the bridge?
ReplyDeleteOkay, I'm almost afraid to ask but what is that stuff all over that wall with the window...the first picture? I love the look of it but what is it? LOL! Great photos...if they were mine I'd frame them all!
ReplyDeleteBusy ordering yarn and supplies for this years projects...yes, I'm a planner plus I belong to Ravelry's Come Blog Along group and our YOP(Year of Projects starts July 1st) So, I'm off and running with so many exciting projects including many of yours! A couple more giraffes(I still have to sew together my first one), the girls (Mollie, Milly and ?), and it goes with out saying...socks! I hope you're enjoying your work knitting.
Pretty pictures of a place I would love to visit!
ReplyDeleteI love the gnome knitting on the tote bag! Reminds me of time I spent in Sweden in college. Great bags!!!!
ReplyDeleteLike the pic of the Fremont troll!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful socks!
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