#seattle downtown

[christmaslightssalesman]

Neons of Pike Place Market. 2023.

Follow for more Seattle. I'm always out with a camera, if you see me say hello.

[jijigarden]

[artdecodude]

Downtown Seattle Art Deco. Near the 5th Ave Theatre. :me/2024

[samhorine]

winter light // early sunsets - February 2020

[chrissyb3ar]

[featuresofinterest]

people love to complain about graffiti in the city but on the other hand i saw some today that said "free palestine" and "i love my wife"

[filmnoirfoundation]

Grab your valentine and join us for NOIR CITY Seattle, February 14-20—this year at SIFF Cinema Downtown. This year’s program shines a spotlight on women whose cinematic legacy is entwined with the rise of film noir. Twelve of the 18 films screening will be presented on glorious 35mm including the Film Noir Foundation’s restoration of Cry Danger as well as a new 4K restoration of Robert Siodmak’s Phantom Lady. Many of the films star the actresses profiled in Muller’s 2002 book  Dark City Dames: The Wicked Women of Film Noir,  which is being reissued in April 2025 in a newly revised and expanded edition.

FNF founder Eddie Muller will present all screenings February 14-16, with local noir experts and authors Vince and Rosemarie Keenan taking over hosting duties February 17-20. Enjoy their expert takes and tidbits of film noir facts in their introductions each evening!

Join us on Opening Night, starting at 5:30 p.m., for a special performance by the Dmitri Matheny Quintet, performing jazz from the silver screen. Lyrical flugelhornist Matheny will be joined by his all-star band prior to the screening of The Narrow Margin. A NOIR CITY Seattle tradition not to be missed!

Schedule, tickets and passes are available here.

[chanxoxyeol]

Got off work early today cause I had to go in an hour early for a meeting so I decided to skedaddle on down to the kpop store cause they got their aniteez back in stock and I needed a giant jjoongrami plushie more than I need water.

[eopederson]

High rise née Washington Mutual Building, downtown Seattle, 2014.

This rather awful building was built to house the corporate headquarters of Washington Mutual. In 2008 that firm went down in flames as one of the largest bank failures in US history. Not sure what is the buildings current name or its use, but it has to be one of the uglier buildings in a central business district dotted with modern architectural excrescence.

[allanodyne]

A weak worn out friend

by AllanOdyne

[christmaslightssalesman]

It falls

[novelistparty]

the only reason I'd want to be a notable and/or wealthy creator of any kind would be to have a proper team of people helping me manage information and logistics. If you can dictate a bunch of stuff and have someone else go look up references and cross-reference with your previous material that is an extremely powerful multiplier. Outboard brain and free up tons of your mind for creating instead of spending hours figuring out your next trip to the store or tomorrow's meals. Or not having to put together parties on your own! Imagine hosting a party but you didn't have to exhaust yourself making it happen.

[snoozercloneboy]

[quick-release-velozine]

Sub 24-hour over-nighter. Ballard to Manchester St. Park and back. Spring 2019.

[samhorine]

seattle on film - january 2020

[chrissyb3ar]