Beautiful conversations, people, places, design+photography
Summer slips by too quickly so lately I’ve spent as many
nights as possible trying to catch the last glimpses before
it fades into oblivion. These are a series of photos taken
from Edmonds beach over the course of an hour at the
end of the day.
Photos were taken with an iPhone 4.
None of the photos has been altered.
Summer 2013 leaves a beautiful trail across the sky (in sequence)
reminding me of the beauty of the universe we live in.
None of these photos has been altered or retouched,
taken in my backyard with a simple iPhone 4.
I love the streaks of color.
The joy of taking someone to the airport at
5AM in the summer and taking a side road….
This view just never gets old.
I think SF is the only city in US
with a view that trumps this one.
Love the whimsical quality of whirligigs.
Wonderful, huge, copper whirligig sighting.
I’ve every-once-in-awhile wondered how/why
the “cubicle” was invented. Interesting thoughts
behind the wearisome+unremarkable office space.
Do we even need this kind of space now or in
the future?
A great alternative is The HUB. The Hub is a global
network of collaborative, connected community
of enterprising ideas uniting people with
entrepreneurial ventures. An awesome global
collective of professionals.
Luca Campigotto’s version of New York City.
This photo essay by Romain Jacquet-Lagraze,
makes me want to go to Hong Kong.
Strolling through Pioneer Square I ran into this
wonderful random sculpture from a previous
art walk made entirely of old recycled drawers
and various pieces of wood. Very creative.
Occidental Street in Pioneer Square, Seattle
One of my favorite neighborhoods
King Street train stations, Seattle
Beautiful Musings 