Small towns offer a lot of interesting photo opportunities. This was taken well before any social distancing was required … but there certainly isn’t any crowding in towns like this.
This was taken before social distancing, when I was on a walking photo shoot in downtown Seattle. We went to the upper floors of the Seattle Public Library and this was looking back down to the street.
Camera: Holga Film: T-Max 400
The warm color is from the setting sun. The building in the foreground is a private residence, the clock tower in the background is the Jefferson County Courthouse.
After a family dinner at my sister’s house, we drove down to the Edmonds ferry to head home. We knew it was going to be close, and we were one of the last cars to get on the ferry. I had time to get up on the outside deck on the pickle fork and get a shot of the dock as we left.
Went down to Oregon on a road trip to get out of the rain in Washington. We stopped in Prineville. We had rented a trailer and discovered that the doors had leaked and soaked the mattress. It was motel time.
This view is from a scenic overlook just outside town. A merge of several shots to get the panorama.