I’m in Seattle this week for Gnomedex 6.0, which starts tonight. Last night, on the way back to the hotel, I stopped and shot some night photos of Seattle’s famous landmark the Space Needle, located in Seattle Center. The Space Needle was built for the 1962 World’s Fair. Here’s some more history.
photo credit: Scott Beale
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kool pics …
seattle rockss!
good shots I took some of seattle from the view deck of the columbia center bulding that turned out good concidering it was my 2.0 digital. wow now days 2.0 is small when i bought it two was big.
This is samantha and i really like the space needle and i think it iz very fun and n-t-wayz bye and keep up the good work and bye
My name is Evan Anderson and I am doing a project on the Space Needle in my 9th grade Humanities class. I was looking for some pictures and was wondering if i could use your pictures in my presentaion. If you have any other pictures i could use, that would be great. Thank you very much
Evan Anderson
Evan, sure thing, you can use my photos for your school project. Here are all of my Space Needle photos.
Hi Scott, I’m in a desktop publishing class at IADT-Seattle and we’re redesigning our ID badges for a project. I really love that tall shot of the space needle, the first one on your page, and I’ve found a good place for it on my ID badge. I was wondering if I could get your permission to use it for my project?
Regards,
Jason Jantzen
Jason, sure that’s fine with me.
Hello sir. I LOVE your pictures of the space needle. You’re a great photographer. I’ve been trying to convince my parents to take me there since i was about 5 and i’m 13 now, but still no luck. I’m from Memphis TN, you see, and they think such a long trip would be an “unneccessary waste of money.” Have you ever been inside it? If you have, what’s it like?
Live long and prosper :-)
Beth