The Adventures of Shoot To Kill and Quarterboy. Pictures from the PNW. Part 2

November 07, 2018 • Leave a Comment

Of course I made her take me to the Public Market, especially since last time I was there in 2014 she wouldn't.

I loved the flowers, all the flowers. If I lived in Seattle I would buy fresh flowers every week.

We stumbled upon the cutest little wine and cheese shop in the Public Market with a beautiful view and delicious offerings. Northwest Tastings was a great place to sip and bite while resting and regrouping for the next adventure. I definitely recommend hitting this spot if you find yourself at the Market, it's worth the hunt.

Like I said the view is pretty magical.

The boom of Seattle is hard not to notice. When I visited back in 2014 the sky was filled with construction cranes and in 2018 there were just as many if not more.

I love old phone booths. I try and snap a picture any time I see them. I'm pretty nostalgic and there is something about the history of communication evolution I find important. Seattle has bunch!

The Space Needle was pricy but I thought well worth it. We stayed for a few hours, the beer was more than at a Chicago sporting event however. The views were spectacular. Sunset was glorious.

You are so cool. Being your friend makes me cooler too. Thank you millions for being my tour guide.

We also traveled out to ALKI beach. Of course I had to hit the beach.

West Seattle Brewing Company was an awesome spot to sit and soak up the beautiful late summer vibes across from the beach.

Thank you so much for taking this visual journey of my trip to the PNW. I hope you enjoyed and maybe got some inspiration.

Always remember what you think about expands. Ponder wisely.

Keywords: Chicago Photographer, Danyel Duncan, Pike Place Public Market, Seattle, Space Needle

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