Urban Photography - SB Hopper

On the Streets: Capitol Hill

Last night I saw Pebble n the Crick play a show at Belltown’s The Crocodile. I like that band. It was a beautiful day and night weather-wise, so I walked to the show and back. Back in Capitol Hill, I passed that strange little concrete park at Denny and

Black and White Photography

On the Streets: Morning in the Market

I was up early this morning and headed for Pike Place Market. It was really cold out. Before you say that we don’t know cold in Seattle, I’ll mention that I spent 20 years off and on in DC and a couple of years in NYC. It was

Ashenden

On the Streets: Saturday Morning on Capitol Hill

I went for a very early breakfast at Capitol Hill’s Lost Lake. I wanted the poached egg salad that I had last time, but I must have been in the in-between hours because they had an abbreviated menu. I got poached eggs, dry wheat toast, and the hash browns.

Capitol Hill

On the Streets: Rainy Morning

It’s that time of year in Seattle. Wet and cold. I told myself after last winter that I needed to get smarter about Seattle winters if I’m going to make it here. I like rainy, grey days, but Seattle is full on. Several friends of mine who have

Capitol Hill

On the Streets: Views from Capitol Hill

Fog rolled through Seattle in the very early morning hours a few days ago. By the time I grabbed my camera and got to the roof, the fog was gone. I figured I’d try a few hand-held, longer exposure shots. I keep meaning to try some with the tripod.

Bill's Off Broadway

On the Streets: Linda and Bill

It’s dark again in Seattle. I walked around Capitol Hill tonight after the rain. Grabbed a bite to eat at Linda’s Tavern [https://www.instagram.com/lindastavern/]. I promised myself I would only have a few fries. I lied. The photos outside Linda’s might appear to be

Autumn

On the Streets: Fall in Capitol Hill

I’ve been away for a while.

Architecture

Loveless, initially

I wasn’t a fan of Capitol Hill’s Loveless Building [http://www.capitolhillseattle.com/2009/02/the-loveless-building-a-brief-history/] initially. I think I thought it was out of place. It has grown on me, and it’s now one of my favorite buildings in the neighborhood.

Capitol Hill

The Witching Hour

Fellow Night Hawk, fellow traveler. Get there safely.