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

http://www.florentmorellet.com/index.php

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

November 10: State Capitol

November 9: S

November 8: Construction Zone

November 7: Sidewalk Art Part 2 - Belltown Boardwalk

November 6: Sidewalk Art, Part 1 - Belltown Boardwalk

Read from the bottom up....

November 5: EL

November 4: Stating the Obvious

November 3: Edges

An empty lot in InterBay is being used to store stacks of some kind of construction material. I can't figure out what it is, but I liked the unevenness of the edges where the stacks came together.

November 2: Ephemera

This phone list was tacked up on a basement cabinet by the family who owned our house house for decades, until 1994. And the phone list is still there, despite the house having changed hands a number of times. I love the old-fashioned names and telephone exchanges.

November 1: Stormy Weather

It's that time of year.

October 31: Too Much Loot

The merchants on Ballard Avenue sponsor an early evening trick-or-treat event every year that's hugely popular. This little pumpkin had so much candy the bag had became too heavy to lift.

October 30: Pumpkin Carving for Global Health

The entries in PATH's annual pumpkin carving contest almost always involves public health themes. This years' entry included one on influenza vaccine that featured this mini-pumpkin suffering from the flu, surrounded by balled up mini-tissues and a tiny bowl of chicken soup.