December 31: Skagit Valley Sunset

December 30: Heron in Flight

December 29: Mt. Baker

December 28: Illumination

December 27: Rainy Downtown

December 26: Gingerbread Island

Gingerbread houses are on display at the Sheraton through January 1....this is a small part of the "Rudolph"-themed house, showing Sally on the island of misfit toys.

December 25: Christmas Morning

December 24: The Star

December 23: Katie

December 22: Queen Anne Retaining Wall

December 31: Dahlia Bakery Santa

December 20: Another One Bites the Dust

The march to newness continues in South Lake Union.

December 19: The Door to Apt 13

This dollhouse-sized door is resting on a pipe on Bell Street. I didn't try the knob to see what was on the other side.

December 18: Curley and Moe

Curley the camel and Moe the donkey are visiting Swanson's through the end of the holidays, and their likenesses ride on the elaborate model train inside the nursery.

December 17: Shadow Tree

December 16: Native Flora

Moss and ferns seem happy to root themselves just about anywhere.

December 15: Caught Red-Handed

The neighbor's cat has developed an unhealthy interest in the birds that congregate at our suet feeder.

December 14: Big Box Santa

Whoever created this display outside of the Fred Meyer in Ballard must have enjoyed playing Legos as a child.

December 13: One Very Decorated House

December 12: Cat Nap

December 11: Who Knew Tacoma Was So Near the North Pole?

December 10: Lunar Eclipse

On the horizon, behind those impenetrably thick clouds, there was a lunar eclipse going on...we just couldn't see it. The pretty view of Shilshole Marina lit up with boats decorated for the holidays was a consolation.

December 9: Frosty Morning

December 8: Sun and Fog

December 7: Christmas Minimalism

December 6: Last Remnants of Autumn

December 5: The Grass Blades (Seattle Center)

December 4: Off Duty

December 3: Merry Go Round

December 2: Look Ma, No Hands

December 1: Westlake Plaza

Christmas season has officially begun!

November 29: Alone Time

This crow was enjoying having Steinbrueck park all to itself, and only tolerated my intrusion for a few moments before flying off.

November 28: Underneath

November 27: View from the Pier

November 26: Bell Street Pier

November 25: Opportunists

There are probably over a dozen varieties of moss all co-existing on this curb. If we have another cold spring in 2012 we'll probably all be covered over in moss.

November 24: St. Spirion

November 23: Winter Sunlight

November 22: Fremont Rocket

November 21: EMP

November 20: In Transit

November 19: Rime

November 18: Wood Cricket

People at PATH travel far and wide, and bring home some amazing things. This cricket made of wood shavings is tiny and exquisite.

November 17: Frieze

November 16: Friends/Enemies

The unlit part of the sign reads "Pakistani"....evidently the longstanding feud between the countries continues, with India the winner of this round.

November 15: Power of Suggestion

This alley-facing "window" has its own windowbox (filled with moss).

November 14: Abstract Cartography

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November 13: Storefront

November 12: Double Duty

This is a light sconce on a Westlake Ave. building that shows a map of the neighborhood and a brightly lit spot to show "you are here".

November 11: Heritage Park Fountain