A blog by Seattle-based artist Paul D. Natkin (Paul Natkin) about the Viewpoint, the phases of the moon and other phenomena
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
Last night I took a couple shots of Jupiter and the moon. The sky was partly clouded over, so I don't know whether Jupiter will show up in the photos. I'm not sure when I took the photo below.
Further along the Edge, Maybe October or November, 2010
The leaves of the Sentinel are turning yellow. I could see this even though it was dark when I arrived at the Viewpoint. There was someone in a hoody sitting very quietly at the north bench.
I drove by the Viewpoint this morning. The lawn was being mowed. I'm not sure just who it was who was doing it. In any case, the sun was shining, and it looked as though there was probably dew on the ground.
Olin and the Edge on a Night in About September, 2010
Now the lights of the stadium aren't really blue, but in order to keep the light in the park from looking altogether orange, I needed to correct in a way that made the stadium lights look blue. Maybe by next year I'll master masking so that I can learn to compensate for this.
Sometimes the mist rises from below, even in the late summer or early autumn. I suppose the patch of haze in the upper lefthand corner of this picture is nothing but the light of the nearby lantern. I should have used a hood around my lens, but I didn't happen to bring one with me.