Photographer and Sentinel (III), Mar 11, 2011
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A blog by Seattle-based artist Paul D. Natkin (Paul Natkin) about the Viewpoint, the phases of the moon and other phenomena
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- Last year I tried in vain to catch sight of the pi...
- This is a season when the woodpeckers are especial...
- Come and go, come and go--that's the Viewpoint. C...
- I thought of the Viewpoint several times today, bu...
- Many people who come to the Viewpoint come carryin...
- A couple days ago I saw a trillium, although it wa...
- Yesterday I noticed in passing that there was a ne...
- I later learned this was the last I would see of t...
- This man was quite intent on finding something. Th...
- I don't actually know anything about this couple--...
- It's strange how, with the effects of perspective,...
- There's no way around it: a picture of the full mo...
- The full moon tonight is somehow special, but I ca...
- I sometimes see cats at the Viewpoint--one cat, in...
- Sometimes it seems that the coats people wear are ...
- When the weather is less than warm, many people we...
- Sometimes whole families pass through the park in ...
- When it's cold and windy outside, many people wear...
- It's always a little harder to get people shots on...
- It can be quite hard to walk side by side with ano...
- It seems to me most photographers come to the View...
- The Impressionists--or at least some of them--were...
- When a photographer sets up at the Viewpoint, it c...
- People are drawn to the edge, but most don't go be...
- The curve. No words can properly describe it. The...
- It might be better not to post this image till it'...
- Colors, patterns, vehicles...I look at them all th...
- Colors sometimes seem like no-brainers, but each p...
- It's sometimes hard to know where to snap the shut...
- The decision about how to compose a shot can be an...
- A couple with a camera can spend a very long time ...
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