Just Cruising By by bmac62
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I've been in a mood to experiment lately...rarely can I leave well enough alone :-)
Remember the panorama I posted several days ago of Seattle? Here it is for another viewing. Click Here.
The photo above was taken as a quick snap as my March 5th flight was crusing by downtown Seattle to enter the landing pattern for the airport.
The points I've marked refer back to my panorama,
A. Safeco Field
B. Qwest Field
C. Seattle's tallest building, The Columbia Center
D. The Space Needle from the 1962 World's Fair
This picture isn't real sharp but for those of you interested in Seattle, notice it faces Puget Sound [several islands and the Olympic Peninsula stand between the city and the Pacific Ocean further to the west][the top of the picture is west].
I took my aerial photo, opened it in Power Point, lettered it and saved the entire thing as a jpeg.
Ok, now I've satisfied that itch!
Bill:)
"Lookout!"
Comments (29)
jendellas
Your experimenting is really paying off, another great work!!!!!
Meisiekind
You are so clever!!!! Great work Bill and lovely to see Seattle like this! Bravo! :)
helanker
Yes this is excellent work Bill. You have exiting itchings :-)))
jayfar
Clever work. My first view of Seattle.
MrsRatbag
I'm always so fascinated by maps and aerial views; this is a bit of both! I just love trying to fit what I see into what I know from being on the ground level. Great work!
durleybeachbum
Superb to see this! I know that fiddle feeling too!
JaneEden
have to fave this Bill, brings back memories - thanks hugs Jane xx
DAVER2112
Superb capture!
kenmo
Excellent work Bill....
beachzz
Great shot--I've seen each of these places, but now I kinda know sorta where they are!!!
RodS
When one has an itch, it's best to scratch it. You've done some first-class scratching here, Bill! Nice aerial view of Seattle - thanks for the 'virtual' tour! LOL! I have an aerial shot of Downtown Chicago I took a few years ago - I really should post it sometime.
jmb007
je n'irais certainement jamais a seattle,mais je connaitrait le nom de quelques quartiers!!bonne photo!!
goodoleboy
Sterling Power Point postwork in this fine aerial composition, Bill. Looks rather cold and a bit misty down there though. And, photos like this remind me of what pilots see at a briefing prior to a bombing run.
npauling
Excellent capture with the additions and that looks to be a very long bridge in the foreground.
Faemike55
Fantastic shot and nice reference point. within one or two postings, you'll want to fiddle again...and no, there is no digifiddler's anonymous...
watapki66
Wonderfully done!
bazza
Great aerial shot Bill, this looks great, well done!!
debbielove
Cool view point Bill.. Now we know what some of those places are in Seattle from above... A great idea.. Well done.. Super playing..lol Rob
BertDes
Fantastic view.
Kaartijer
This was a great shot from a plane in motion... awesome view!
MagikUnicorn
Thanks for the peak Nicely presented my friend
auntietk
I love the way you've labeled the buildings from your last shot. It gives a good perspective of the city. The hills don't look quite so steep from up in the air, do they? Really nice work!
Rainastorm
Now THIS is such a cool idea...thx for the arrows and info...excellent!
sandra46
excellent work and a great postwork!
Richardphotos
very good clarity and superb shot
Buffalo1
It's a superb shot of Seattle, Bill. I'm convinced that you could have had a career in photo recon!
cfulton
Very interesting! Thanks for the education! Clive
neoexcello
Hey, clbsmiley pointed out your gallery to me. I've live here 35 years and never really got the "big picture" of these landmarks. Thanks for the new view.
junge1
Beautiful view and great Bill, but wasn't the Seattle World Fair in 1962?