SODO Tracks

by Tim Allen

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Title

SODO Tracks

Artist

Tim Allen

Medium

Digital Art - Digital Art

Description

The Seattle downtown skyline as seen from south of Safeco Field and Qwest Field (hidden behind Safeco Field). SODO stood for "South of the Dome" during the years the Kingdome was in existence and has since reverted to meaning "South of Downtown" since the Kingdome's implosion. The train tracks pass by both Safeco and Qwest Fields and the train whistles that blow as trains rumble past during football, soccer and baseball games add to the ambience of the moment.

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April 12th, 2011

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Comments (13)

Ed Riche

Hey I see the Ferry Building, nice!

Chelsea Geldean

great work! F/L

Tim Allen replied:

Thank you very much, Chelesea.

Roy McPeak

Cool work Tim! Congrats!v/f!

Tim Allen replied:

Thank you very much, Roy.

Sonali Gangane

Fantabulous creation.V &F

Tim Allen replied:

Thank you very much, Sonali. I appreciate the V

Diane Millsap

I love this!

Tim Allen replied:

Thank you so much, Diane. I appreciate it.

Dale Stillman

Super capture and post processing Tim. You took liberties w/this photo and it payed off. Thank you so much for your comments on my pictures.

Tim Allen replied:

Thank you so much, Dale. Your comments are always appreciated.

Lenore Senior

Hi, Tim~This is awesome. Don't know how you did this. This strikes me as a "complicated" abstract work, which makes it unique. I just love all the different shapes and textures you were able to capture, much less the colors. Excellent!

Tim Allen replied:

I'm so glad you like it, Lenore. It sure was fun to create.