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The story behind "Seattle Skyline"
Even though I love nature most, I am still fascinated by cities. How they start, how they grow. As far as American cities go, Seattle is very nice. Interestingly enough the beauty of a city like Seattle is often defined by the lack of city: the parks, cycle paths, green belts, hills and lakes…
Still Seattle has a soul, but it takes a while to get close enough to see it. Sometimes it seems to have a dark side, which I tried to convey in the above image.
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Nice \'n gloomy … must be a rare picture, Seattle skyline without the space needle.