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Seattle Night Skyline and Heron.psd
Seattle City Monorail
Seattle at Night-041.psd
Amgen Helix Bridge Seattle.tif
Funeral and Flowers Whale Stranding.TIF
Osprey and Kayakers at Alki.tif
Lake Union Fireworks-139.tif
Kool Sailing Puget Sound.tif
Alki Beach Low Tide.tif
Urban Wildlife Goose.tif
Nervous Clam.tif
Rocks on a Log.tif
hazy red leafs.TIF
canoe Seattle arboretum.tif
Eyes and Lines Underpass.tif
Shilshole Marina with Rainier.tif
Lake Washington Water Sports.TIF
South Lake Union Seattle.tif
Snow Storm Seattle.psd
Lake Union Fireworks-086.tif
Space Needle.TIF
Lake Union Fireworks-044.TIF
Pike Place and Rainier.tif
Olympic Mountains Shilshole.tif
Seattle Skyline-001.psd
Seattle Skyline-142.psd
Seattle Skyline-227.psd
Orcas and Olympics-012.psd
Seattle Aquarium-004.psd
Elliot Bay Seattle Panorama.jpg
Seattle at Night-058.psd
Seattle Panorama.TIF
Seattle-Kerry Park-004.psd
Kayaking in Seattle.tif
Aurora Bridge Seattle.tif
Seattle Waterfront.tif
Ballard Locks Boat.tif
Chinook Salmon Locks.tif
rainbow-spectrum-Locks.TIF
Space Needle and Clouds
Seattle at Night
Fisherman's Wharf Nov 2011-019.psd
$An sun halo, also known as a nimbus, circles the sun over the University of Washington Arboretum, Seattle, Washington on Saturday, June 15. The optical phenomenon is produced by ice crystals in the upper troposphere, reflecting and refracting sunlight 3-6 miles above Earth. Photo by William Drumm, 2013.$

Sun Halo Seattle-066.jpg
reflection fall colors.TIF
Green Lake-012.tif
Meadowbrook Pond Seattle.TIF
Magnuson Wetlands Pond.TIF
Canoeing Washington Arbore.TIF
Japanese Gardens Panorama.tif
Magnuson Wetlands Seattle.tif
Alki Beach Reflection.tif
Surface Tension on Leaf.tif
Meadowbrook Pond.tif
Magnuson Orca Sculpture.TIF
Green Lake-039.tif
Cedar River Sockeye-058.jpg
Cedar River Sockeye-042.jpg
Cedar River Sockeye-113.jpg
Cedar River Sockeye-136.jpg
Cedar River Sockeye-157.jpg
Keta Salmon Carkeek-050.jpg
Keta Salmon Carkeek-118.jpg
Keta Salmon Carkeek-128.jpg
Keta Salmon Carkeek-177.jpg
$An sun halo, also known as a nimbus, circles the sun over the University of Washington Arboretum, Seattle, Washington on Saturday, June 15. The optical phenomenon is produced by ice crystals in the upper troposphere, reflecting and refracting sunlight 3-6 miles above Earth. Photo by William Drumm, 2013.$

Sun Halo Seattle-219.jpg
$An sun halo, also known as a nimbus, circles the sun over the University of Washington Arboretum, Seattle, Washington on Saturday, June 15. The optical phenomenon is produced by ice crystals in the upper troposphere, reflecting and refracting sunlight 3-6 miles above Earth. Photo by William Drumm, 2013.$

Sun Halo Seattle-035.jpg
$An sun halo, also known as a nimbus, circles the sun over the University of Washington Arboretum, Seattle, Washington on Saturday, June 15. The optical phenomenon is produced by ice crystals in the upper troposphere, reflecting and refracting sunlight 3-6 miles above Earth. Photo by William Drumm, 2013.$

Sun Halo Seattle-030.jpg
$An sun halo, also known as a nimbus, circles the sun over the University of Washington Arboretum, Seattle, Washington on Saturday, June 15. The optical phenomenon is produced by ice crystals in the upper troposphere, reflecting and refracting sunlight 3-6 miles above Earth. Photo by William Drumm, 2013.$

Sun Halo Seattle-055.jpg
$An sun halo, also known as a nimbus, circles the sun over the University of Washington Arboretum, Seattle, Washington on Saturday, June 15. The optical phenomenon is produced by ice crystals in the upper troposphere, reflecting and refracting sunlight 3-6 miles above Earth. Photo by William Drumm, 2013.$

Sun Halo Seattle-183.jpg
$An sun halo, also known as a nimbus, circles the sun over the University of Washington Arboretum, Seattle, Washington on Saturday, June 15. The optical phenomenon is produced by ice crystals in the upper troposphere, reflecting and refracting sunlight 3-6 miles above Earth. Photo by William Drumm, 2013.$

Sun Halo Seattle-204.jpg
$An sun halo, also known as a nimbus, circles the sun over the University of Washington Arboretum, Seattle, Washington on Saturday, June 15. The optical phenomenon is produced by ice crystals in the upper troposphere, reflecting and refracting sunlight 3-6 miles above Earth. Photo by William Drumm, 2013.$

Sun Halo Seattle-228.jpg
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