I unloaded my camera and these were on it. starting at the top, the top three are in and around Talouse Petit Restaurant in lower queen anne (seattle). Momo (the next 2) is a cute little shop on Jackson in the ID district. The cubby hole piece sits behind their counter and is filled with gifts from customers. The next 3 shots are from DIG, a garden store over on vashon island. I thought these were awesome garden ideas. The beach shots just really spoke to me. I love to see trees in all forms...I think every aspect of them are just beautiful. and lastly, I just really loved the name of this restaurant and think the font they used was brilliant. Ooba Tooba is in bellevue and is yummy goodness.
Nothing beats nature for all sorts of inspiration. I wish I lived near a beach~!
ReplyDeleteGifts from customers, like SPAM!?!? What's up with that?!?
ReplyDeleteGreat use of rusty pots.
ReplyDeleteI wanted to thank you again for your videos which I have really enjoyed, and just linked to in my blog.
Brilliant pics! They have come up so clearly on my screen!
ReplyDeleteWow, awesome pics. I love the "pyramid" of drawer planters and the wood pics are brilliant. Nature shots, can't go wrong there...
ReplyDeleteAwesome photos! These all have such incredible patterns and shapes within them. Very cool!
ReplyDeletegood stuff! inspiration comes from everywhere, if we just look!
ReplyDeletewe recently updated our blog with a tab for 'stuff we like' and added you! :-) just fyi!
keep up the amazing-ness!
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I am loving all those pictures and places. Bye-bye...I am now going back to look more closely at the details of the photos.
ReplyDeleteHave a fun day. Dogwood
Cool set of shots. There is a lot of inspiration to be found here.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos, Teesha...i want to go to MOMO!!!
ReplyDeleteWow inspiring images! That Momo shop looks like my kind of place!!!
ReplyDeleteYour art journals are simply stunning!!! Thanks for the creative muse!
thank you for share,good post
ReplyDeleteTeesha, What great photos...also your shots from the Space Needle...yes, lots of inspiration and a chance to see through your remarkable eyes.
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