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Alki Beach is the longest and most popular beach in Seattle. During the summer months it is a Mecca for sunbathing, cycling, inline skating, volleyball, jogging and walking.

The Seattle Arboretum is home to a spectacular collection of flowers, plants and trees. It is the best place in Seattle to see the fall colors or spring time blooms.

The Ballard Locks are where the Washington Ship Canal meets Elliott Bay. Over a million tons of cargo pass through the locks every year.

The Seattle Center was the site of the 1962 World's Fair. It is home to Seattle's most famous icon, The Space Needle.

This gallery includes views of downtown Seattle from various locations such as the Bell Street Pier, Dr Rizal Park, Harborview,  the Smith Tower, the Aurora Bridge, and Gasworks Park.

Seattle - Ferry Boats

The Washington state ferry system is the largest in the United States and the third largest in the world, with a fleet of 28 ships.

Seattle - Fishermens Terminal

Fishermens Terminal is home to the Pacific Northwest commercial fishing fleet and serves more than 600 vessels.

Fremont claims to be "The Center of the Universe", and is home to the Fremont Troll and an actual rocket.

Seattle - Gasworks Park

This is the site of a plant used to create natural gas from coal built about 100 years ago.

Green Lake Park is a popular area for recreation and relaxation. The most popular feature of the park is the bike path, used for jogging, cycling, staking or for just walking.

Hamilton Park in West Seattle is one of the best places to get sweeping views of downtown Seattle from across Elliott Bay.

The Japanese Garden is located within the Arboretum, and is an authentic re-creation of traditional gardens found in Japan.

Lake Washington borders Seattle's east side and is one of the largest lakes in Washington state.

Seattle - Magnolia Neighborhood

The Magnolia neighborhood lies along the north shore of Elliott Bay, with Magnolia Drive offering panoramic views of the downtown waterfront.

Seattle has more boats per capita than any other major city in the US.

The Monorail was built for the 1962 World's Fair - it runs between Westlake Center and the Seattle Center.

Seattle's historic Pike Place Market is the longest continuously operating farmer's market in the nation.

Seattle's historic Pioneer Square is home to many buildings built over 100 years ago.

Seafair is Seattle's signature summer event, featuring the Navy's Blue Angels and the unlimited hydroplane races.

SODO business district is located south of the downtown area.

The Space Needle, built for the 1962 World's Fair, is Seattle's most famous icon.

The University of Washington is the largest university in the state of Washington.

The Columbia Tower is the tallest building in Seattle - these are views from the 73rd floor.

Views from the observation deck of the Space Needle.

Seattle - Volunteer Park

Volunteer Park is where you can find the conservatory; Asian Art Museum, and an old water tower with an observation deck.

Seattle - Waterfront

Various views along the Seattle waterfront.

9 galleries with 283 photos.

Views of Mt. St. Helens

Snoqualmie Falls is 270 feet high, located about one hour's drive east of Seattle.

All photographs are available as fine art prints or digital stock photos

Fine Art Prints

Prints can be ordered as prints only, on canvas, or on mounted canvas. We can provide custom framing for any photo - call or e-mail with the name an size of the print you would like framed.

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