When you’re walking around a city do you look up at the architecture? In Seattle, you can find Art Deco, Second Renaissance Revival, Gothic, sculptures, modern tall skyscraper buildings and more, plus the iconic Pike Place Market built in 1907 and is still a popular locals and tourist attraction today! Photos taken on my walk through Seattle, on July 27, 2024, by Jolly Sienda Photography and Studio, Bremerton, Washington.
A marine layer almost coats the city as the Washington State Ferry approaches Coleman Dock, Jolly Sienda Photography and Studio, July 27, 2024, 9:38 am.
Seattle’s Exchange Building, Art Deco by Jolly Sienda Photography and Studio
Contrast between old and new. Tall modern skyscrapers and a gothic catholic church, Seattle, Washington,by Jolly Sienda Photography and Studio
Walrus’s at the Arctic Club hotel in Seattle on Third Avenue, built in 1914, by Jolly Sienda Photography and Studio
The Smith Tower by Jolly Sienda Photography and Studio
Hoge Building in Seattle is Second Renaissance Revival architecture by Jolly Sienda Photography and Studio
Wall mural art near the Pike Place Market, Seattle, WA by Jolly Sienda Photography and Studio
Public Market Center, Seattle’s Pike Place Market, by Jolly Sienda Photography and Studio
Seattle’s Federal Office Building built in 1933, Art Deco, by Jolly Sienda Photography and Studio
Modern art on Spring and Second Street in Seattle, Big Paddle, photo by Jolly Sienda Photography and Studio
1201 Third Avenue Building - modern architecture with an Art Deco feel by Jolly Sienda Photography and Studio
Heading home after my day in Seattle on the Washington State Ferry, photo by Jolly Sienda Photography and Studio