Published Tuesday, December 4, 2018, OK personal/derivative use; link www.lovethatimage.com.
Seattle skyline
Here’s a view of Seattle you won’t see for very much longer, taken November 2016. Note the Great Wheel, the construction cranes, the Space Needle, and the Viaduct roadway, soon to be torn down.
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Such detailed & amazing photo, Sara, esp against the dark backdrop!
Awesome photo!
And the gorgeous view from the viaduct will be gone forever—–nothing but tunnel left
MB
Great shot. That contrast between the white city and the dark grey sky. I love it.
Great that you photographed this disappearing Seattle skyline. The dark sky looks dramatic.
Great shot of those impressive dark clouds over the light skyline.
What a stunning photograph. Something to remember after it all changes.
Great catch … you caught a moment when the sun must have peeked through the cloud cover…
Wow, why are they being pulled down?
KB, the city of Seattle decided to build a tunnel to replace the Viaduct. Its pier supports cannot withstand a big earthquake, and we are due for one. We will miss those scenic views of Puget Sound from it.
What a beautiful cityscape.
Excellent image!