Results tagged “photography”

"Breakfast Panini" by Seadevi, from our Flickr pool

"Leaves with intensity." by Elliot Norwood, from our Flickr pool

"Glare-Skull" by Shawn McClung, from our Flickr pool

"Last Laugh" by Bryan Smith, from our Flickr pool

"Husky Pumpkin" by Chelsea N, from our Flickr pool

"Log booms in Lake Union, 1911" by Seattlest Municipal Archives, from our Flickr pool

"found note" by Jay Cox, from our Flickr pool

"Looking down the light rail tunnel" by Wendi Dunlap, from our Flickr pool

"Red, Balloons." by Musely, from our Flickr pool

"Mapa" by dieselhorst, from our Flickr pool

"Volunteer Park wading pool, 1936" by Seattle Municipal Archives, from our Flickr pool

"YIP268 - The Hand Of A Master" by Shawn McClung, from our Flickr pool

"Hiawatha Playfield, 1912" by Seattle Municipal Archives, from our Flickr pool

"Joey Nix - JuJu Installation - Burlesque Girls 01" by Shawn McClung, from our Flickr pool

"Bowl Full of Color" by Bryan Smith, from our Flickr pool

"DSC_0300" by BnGphotos, from our Flickr pool

Jacque-Henri Lartigue's images of urban life are sweetly quirky and full of whimsy in a way that could only have been possible prior to two world wars. If you're a fan of the movie Rushmore, you owe it to yourself to see his work, as director Wes Anderson has drawn on Lartigue’s photographs for inspiration. Lartigue’s photographs are accompanied by the photography of Marion Post Wolcott, who worked with the Farm Security Administration during the 1930s and 40s.

"Unnamed" by Jenny Vorwaller, from our Flickr pool

"Gasworks Park" by Doug Mahugh from our Flickr pool

"Up the hill" by Bjørn Giesenbauer, from our Flickr pool

"Vacuums Sales & Repair" and "Vacuums at Night" by Patricia ( prima seadiva ), from our Flickr pool

"Day 2: Erlenmeyer Bulb Experiment" by Kelsey ( monotony ), from our Flickr pool

"Four" by jennybhead, from our Flickr pool

...inspired by today's earlier Seattlest Pix, here is another splendid photograph that uses large pieces of infrastructure to beautifully frame the composition.

"In the frame" by Bjørn Giesenbauer ( giesenbauer ), from our Flickr pool

"Four" by Bjørn Giesenbauer, from our Flickr pool

"More Graffiti" by Paul Swortz, from our Flickr pool