Our Summer trip to the Pacific NW was a profitable one. Many pictures were taken there. Amongst my preferred photos a series of 3 taken from the upper parts of Seattle, a neighbourhood named Queen Anne. I tried to find a trace of a Queen Anne who visited the place but I wasn’t able to in the little time it took me to prepare this post.
[Sep 9 update: one of my readers kindly provided the information in the comments section, so here it is for those who wouldn’t be able to reach it “The Queen Anne neighborhood was named for its style of houses in the 1880s, one of Seattle’s first residential neighborhoods. http://www.qahistory.org/home/“]
The area is very picturesque, the people gathering there at night for the views.
A little bit further down the road, a night view of Seattle. I rested my camera on the banister of the staircase of a mansion. People were raising curtains thinking we must have been yobs. I din’t have much time to take this shot but did a reasonable job for someone who had left his tripod behind.
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Je suis photographe et aquarelliste. Je pratique la photographie depuis l'enfance et la photographie numérique depuis 1995. J'en ai fait mon activité principale en 2021. Je possède un studio photo dans le 15e arrondissement de Paris
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Glad to hear that you enjoyed your trip to Seattle. The Queen Anne neighborhood was named for its style of houses in the 1880s, one of Seattle’s first residential neighborhoods. http://www.qahistory.org/home/
Thank you so much for shedding light on a still open question. Beautiful houses by the way.
Thank you kindly
A “reasonable” job, Yann? I think your standards must be quite high! That last image is exceptionally beautiful.
You re very kind Heather 🙂 let’s say that my D810 did a good job and that Lightroom is my friend 😉