Urban - SB Hopper

On the Streets: Capitol Hill

I caught a show at Chop Suey [https://www.instagram.com/chopsueyseattle/] last night. After the show I headed to Lost Lake for a late dinner. It was ugly out last night, and I was pretty soaked when I walked into Lost Lake. I ordered a vegetarian BLT with avocado.

Broadway

Pennywise on Broadway

There were some great Halloween costumes on Capitol Hill this year. I envy people their costuming creativity. I think my favorite, though, was Pennywise. I don’t know who the person was behind the costume, but they did a great job. This photo of Pennywise was my favorite. I spotted

Big Mario's

Another Night on the Hill

I walked around the neighborhood Sunday night and grabbed a few photos. These will be familiar sites for anyone following this blog, but I think it’s ok to take multiple photos of the same places. Sometimes you’ll see different things. These photos are of 3 well known Hill

Capitol Hill

The Witching Hour

Fellow Night Hawk, fellow traveler. Get there safely.

Daily Grind

On the Streets: Short Train Ride

Met up with a friend in downtown Seattle yesterday. The walk between Capitol Hill and downtown is a pleasant one, but so is the ride on the train. Both options are better than driving if you don’t need a car. Grabbed a couple of quick photos.

Black and White

On the Streets: Bar Sue(y)

Night and Day. Bar Sue and Chop Suey, Madison and 14th Avenue, Seattle.

Black and White

On the Streets: All the World a Stage

This gentleman was not afraid of the camera. He saw me taking shots of the dumpster set against that great wall. He’d already walked by once or twice. He walked by again as I had my camera raised, and it seemed like he instinctively knew when to turn to

Architecture

On the Streets: Two Bells

On Sunday 29 January 2017, I took photos of a protest against President Trump’s 27 January Executive Orders on immigration and refugees. I parked fairly far north of Westlake Park on 4th Avenue. Walking to the protest, I passed the Fleming Apartments, a building that always catches my eye.

Black and White

On the Streets: Joe Bar

Joe Bar, Capitol Hill, Seattle, 2017. Joe Bar [http://joebarcafe.com] is a great place to grab a cup of coffee. The people who work there are genuinely friendly. When they ask how’s it going or what’s new, it’s not perfunctory; they’re interested in a reply.