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Back to Back Bay by Amar Raavi

Back to Back Bay

With not much of day light left these days, i had to dig the archives to find an interesting photograph to post. This is Back Bay on a rough day as seen from Memorial Drive. Nothing great other than the interesting cloud pattern.

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Uploaded on Nov 22, 2009  |  Map

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605 Feet @ 315 Degrees by Amar Raavi

605 Feet @ 315 Degrees

I promise, you will never get bored of Space Needle if you are in Seattle. Standing 605 feet tall it is really a wonderful structure representing the beautiful city it is in. This another shot at photographing it differently. Sometimes, things look better if we don't straighten things.

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Uploaded on Nov 19, 2009  |  Map

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Palouse Falls by Amar Raavi

Palouse Falls

This is the first place i ever got scared of losing my camera. This is the place i used the live view feature more than the view finder. Also this is the first place that exceeded my expectations in terms of photography. Welcome to the Palouse falls. With a drop of 200 feet and canyon walls reaching heights of 400 feet, Palouse Falls State Park offers wonderful views provided you don't have Acrophobia.

I took this shot of the lower falls with the tripod just couple of inches away from the cliff. The camera would have swept away easily with a sudden wind in any direction. I am usually not frightened of heights but it was bit scary looking at the falls standing at the edge. That said you have to really experience it to appreciate it.

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Uploaded on Nov 12, 2009  |  Map

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Short Break by Amar Raavi

Short Break

Just a short break from the urban jungles and busy life. It was a journey through snow capped mountains, endless farms fields and unpaved roads to an isolated place called Palouse Falls. One of the best state parks in Washington with limited facilities and unlimited photo opportunities. The place was just like how i visualized after looking at few flickr photos.

Located approximately 250 miles east of Seattle, Palouse falls is not only home to the rattle snakes but home to couple of wonderful waterfalls. By the time we reached there it was almost 5 PM and had limited time to run around capturing various things. The sunset was awesome but i couldn't take off my eyes(camera) off the falls. So missed few colors.

Coming up next - Lower Palouse Falls

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Uploaded on Nov 10, 2009  |  Map

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The City Too Far by Amar Raavi

The City Too Far

Photographed is the Seattle Skyline as seen from Alki Beach. Alki is the original settlement which eventually became Seattle. It is definitely a nice place to take a walk or bike or relax otherwise photograph, the opportunities are endless. As i mentioned earlier, Seattle is one of the best places i have ever visited. Definitely worth another trip even if it is too far.

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Uploaded on Nov 8, 2009  |  Map

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