Urban – Jessamyn Tuttle

urban sunset

Powerlines can be perceived as a liability, or you can just run with it.

One day during a recent spell of sunny but unpleasantly cold weather, I bundled up and wandered down to the Bellingham waterfront with my camera. The old Georgia Pacific paper mill site is not particularly attractive, but the vast expanse of pavement creates some interesting puddles, and I love the glimpse of the shining bayContinue reading “puddles”

alleyways and atriums

I’ve just started to explore my surroundings around the new studio. I’m deeply interested in the possibilities of the alley behind my building, not to mention the weird little atrium in the center of the art studio complex. Bellingham is so cool. I particularly love the glimpse out towards the water at the end ofContinue reading “alleyways and atriums”

a day in the city

I’ve fallen woefully behind with my photography – at least, there are plenty of pictures on my computer but I keep not getting around to posting them anywhere. Here are a few images I took in Seattle a few weeks ago – we went into town for my birthday and took the monorail from downtownContinue reading “a day in the city”

lines & shadows

I find powerlines strangely compelling. Also, the shadows of powerlines.