To Your Health

Photo & Text © 2011 Kim- Seattle Daily Photo. All rights reserved; no use, alteration, reproduction or republishing in any media.

Whoever rode this fixie through hilly Seattle to their workout at the gym must be pretty fit! :-) This is a night shot I took with my iPhone of a bike parked in the passageway that leads to the Ballard Health Club. I was passing by when the lighted arrow caught my eye. It points to the club's entrance. I liked all the colors in this covered alleyway.

To Your Health

Photo & Text © 2011 Kim- Seattle Daily Photo. All rights reserved; no use, alteration, reproduction or republishing in any media.

Whoever rode this fixie through hilly Seattle to their workout at the gym must be pretty fit! :-) This is a night shot I took with my iPhone of a bike parked in the passageway that leads to the Ballard Health Club. I was passing by when the lighted arrow caught my eye. It points to the club's entrance. I liked all the colors in this covered alleyway.

iPhone Wednesday #32: Hoop Dancers

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I was strolling the Fremont Sunday Market and noticed these hoopsters spreading some smiles. It wasn't until I pulled the shot into one of the iPhone editing apps that I noticed the cross in the street surface, reminding me of the 40 day Lenten path many people of faith are walking metaphorically from last Wednesday through to Easter. It's my iPhone Wednesday shot for you where the photo and editing are done in phone with one or more of the dozens of available apps. To see a few other variations of this shot using other apps, check out my Flickr page. Joining in with iPhone Wednesday shots this week are Petrea at Pasadena Daily Photo, Ming at Bangor Daily Photo, and Chuck at One A Day - Mostly Seattle.

iPhone Wednesday #32: Hoop Dancers

Photo & Text Copyright 2010Seattle Daily Photo. All rights reserved, including reproduction or republishing.

I was strolling the Fremont Sunday Market and noticed these hoopsters spreading some smiles. It wasn't until I pulled the shot into one of the iPhone editing apps that I noticed the cross in the street surface, reminding me of the 40 day Lenten path many people of faith are walking metaphorically from last Wednesday through to Easter. It's my iPhone Wednesday shot for you where the photo and editing are done in phone with one or more of the dozens of available apps. To see a few other variations of this shot using other apps, check out my Flickr page. Joining in with iPhone Wednesday shots this week are Petrea at Pasadena Daily Photo, Ming at Bangor Daily Photo, and Chuck at One A Day - Mostly Seattle.

You Say He Saw His Shadow!?

Photo & Text Copyright 2009 Seattle Daily Photo. All rights reserved, including reproduction or republishing.

J.P. Patches, the beloved Seattle television clown and public figure has been paid tribute in many ways, from days of celebration in his honor, to plaques from the charities and hospitals he so often gave his time and talents to, to action figures being made in his likeness, to this wonderful very lifelike and playful sculpture placed in tribute in the Fremont neighborhood in August of 2008. This is a detail of "Late for the Interurban" by sculpter Kevin Pettelle. As you might guess from the sculpture's title, it is situated just across Soltice Plaza from Waiting For the Interurban, which you saw yesterday. When I visited J.P. and Gertrude, there wasn't much sun above, despite the fact that Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow on Groundhogs Day this week, predicting six more weeks of winter. But, with J.P., even amidst the gloomy gray skies and with only an iPhone to capture an image, things are always looking up!

You Say He Saw His Shadow!?

Photo & Text Copyright 2009 Seattle Daily Photo. All rights reserved, including reproduction or republishing.

J.P. Patches, the beloved Seattle television clown and public figure has been paid tribute in many ways, from days of celebration in his honor, to plaques from the charities and hospitals he so often gave his time and talents to, to action figures being made in his likeness, to this wonderful very lifelike and playful sculpture placed in tribute in the Fremont neighborhood in August of 2008. This is a detail of "Late for the Interurban" by sculpter Kevin Pettelle. As you might guess from the sculpture's title, it is situated just across Soltice Plaza from Waiting For the Interurban, which you saw yesterday. When I visited J.P. and Gertrude, there wasn't much sun above, despite the fact that Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow on Groundhogs Day this week, predicting six more weeks of winter. But, with J.P., even amidst the gloomy gray skies and with only an iPhone to capture an image, things are always looking up!