My name is Tara, and I was born and raised in Washington State.
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In 2010 I married Bill (bmac62) and retired ... two of the best choices I ever made! :)
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In March, 2013, we sold our home in Washington and went on the road in our RV full time. What a blast! There is so much world out there to see!
After traveling around the West for a few years, we got rid of the motorhome and are now spending winters in deep-south Texas and summers in Washington State. Spring and fall finds us visiting whichever place strikes our fancy at the time!
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If I’m missing from Renderosity from time to time, I’m busy having fun elsewhere.
Thanks for your interest in my work, and for stopping by to learn more about me!Â
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Tamron 24-70mm f2.8
Canon 70-200mm f4.0
Zeiss 50mm f1.4
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Photoshop CC
WACOM Intuos 4
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Comments (31)
Faemike55
Very impressive work and building!
beachzz
Of course we do--I couldn't see that blue moon last week because it was cloud, so I just made my own!! Wait, Seattle had blue skies???? And I missed it??? Ok, enough silliness--I love these seriously tall buildings, I just have to go back and find my own, I guess!!
lizzibell
great capture...
bazza
Lovely shot!! What a lovely building, and nice blue sky ;-) excellent!!
jocko500
wonderful shot
wysiwig
The combination works very well. Excellent work. Ya ever wonder why men build such tall, phallic structures? Just asking.
cfulton
Is that King Kong....? Oh no, sorry, just a cloud. Phew! I do like these, Clive
Chipka
Ah, the stylus! That's what I always called that building...it looks like a giant, expensive pen; the kind you'd use if you don't mind an angular pen that hurts your fingers. This is wonderful, and I love the replaced sky. That's what I like about art in general...reality can be tweaked to look more real. I recognized that the antenna is missing, but I chalked it up to being a trick of perspective, and in a funny way, it's like a pen even more, with the writing ball retracted. I love that and as always I love your Chicago shots...you make this city look gorgeous!
Hendesse
Fantastic POV and details. Excellent shot!!
bmac62
First thing I am looking at is the bold reflection/shadows from across the street. Very nice work aligning your verticals. And look, Two Prudential Plaza has shoulders...a lot of them. It is easy to see the difference between each of the tall buildings you've uploaded in this series. Great job.
Meisiekind
Most marvelous indeed Tara... It is a lovely building and strangely enough one of the few I saw through the mist when I was in Chicago! I love the sky... replaced or not! :))
helanker
Tara you replaced the sky beautifully and if you hadnt told us, I wouldnt have noticed it. A wonderful shot.
debbielove
So! You replace CLEAR blue skies with clouds! Do you want some of my continual cloudy airshow clouds PLEASE!!! And give me some blue skies! lol Maybe this year! This is another great and interesting shot... Well taken... Rob
lucindawind
beautiful shot !
MrsRatbag
Another excellent portrait! I love how you make these buildings look friendly...
awjay
a wowser...
durleybeachbum
Superb! Replace the sky, eh? mmm!
moochagoo
Very 1990's style. Interesting.
hipps13
me neck is getting sore looking up so much lol wonderful capture warm hugs and love, Linda Kaye
faroutsider
Great shot. Any other tricks up your sleeve - moving mountains, changing the climate, creating world peace...?
emmecielle
Excellent capture and perspective! :)
npauling
A very seriously tall building and it looks great with its new sky too. Very impressive capture.
elfin14doaks
I like this shot your POV is awesome and brings into perspective just how tall this building is!
myrrhluz
I remember this building! Excellent shot! I love the reflections, the ones going up the center, and the seven little squares at the bottom just right of center. Wonderful postwork with the sky!
mbz2662
Nice shot :)
Katraz
Nice work.
anahata.c
(fake! fake!) I know, you stick seattle in the heart of chicago because you still think we're too flat. You're hoping to get some freakin' hills in this place. Well it doesn't matter, your seattle transfusions are totally seamless. I'd never know. (Besides, aren't Seattle skies supposed to be dark, rainy and depressing? Did you shoot this that one hour in July when you actually have light & 'blue'? You guys do know 'blue', right?) It's a beautiful shot, another of your silhouettes; and, with bill, I love the shadows and geometric plays across the surface. That's what architecture's all about, it's meant to incorporate shadow & light into its aesthetic. And your angle is perfect too (actually centered almost perfectly---which your angle betrays, as angles should). Another gem from you, and amazing to see this and not recognize it's my city! Fine job again. Tara.
lyron
Wonderful pov. Great shot!!
tofi
Wonderful and most revealing POV! What an incredibly large sky-scraping structure; captured in the most stunning of lighting! Excellent detail and subject!
CoreyBlack
This is a very nice shot. Sometimes you don't think about how tall something is until you see it through somebody else's eyes and well...this is one tall building. I like this picture a lot, but since I live here, I can see that there's a little bit of surgery that's been done up on top. That's ok though, this is gorgeous.