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Shipping Cranes
Seattle, WA - fuzzytank - Wednesday, April 13th, 2005 : goo
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view from the seattle ferry terminal
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Peter: 1st Apr 2005 - 00:41 GMT
wow, shit. not only is that one crisp looking photo, but the crane is hell of rad. look at the lights reflecting off the water's surface at the bottom center. i bet those cranes can haul mad weight. i pass almost identical cranes in newark everyday commuting on the path light rail... they are not as tidy as these cranes, nor learly as beautiful.
Charlie: 1st Apr 2005 - 05:19 GMT
Re: shipping cranes... this is a very crisp photo! Nice work... I love the colors of light and the reflection in the water (and very little grain) - great shot! charlie - alwayscurious.com
Jamias: This picture is so cute..
Fuzzytank: 1st Apr 2005 - 05:51 GMT
thanks yo! lastnight was really clear, the intermittent rains are keepin everything shining and crisp.
Nate: 1st Apr 2005 - 15:56 GMT
Re: Fuzzytank-you just gave me the final sign that I needed, with a beautiful photo, that Seattle is the city for me. I live in Denver and have been considering moving there for art school. I am new to citynoise but have been checking it daily recently, and to see this photo as my computer loaded the site sent a chill through my spine.
Peter: nate- neat story. welcome to citynoise :)
mj: stellar shot.....now, post my motels.
Nairi: 12th May 2005 - 19:49 GMT
This picture is beautiful. I feel like skinny dipping in the water, it looks so clean, unlike the Delaware River in Philadelphia.
anon (152.157.170.108): is so cool
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