Sitting and waiting and wishing and hoping… sunset please appear. Photographers spend a lot of time waiting for the light to be right. Today’s plan was to wait in Tullys on Alki. There are some real strengths to the plan. It’s warm. The free WI-FI, strategically placed outlets and comfortable tables invite patrons to linger. The windows overlook the water allowing me to watch as the light changes. It is right on the boardwalk so I can drive quickly to my planned position.
There goes the ferry. Today it is surrounded by a pall that sucks the color from everything around it. In this kind of light, I’ve taken photographs that appear almost black and white. My audience wants sunsets. Breathtaking sunsets with skies on fire and water reflecting that brief glory. There will be no fire tonight, not even a few embers glowing through the clouds.
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