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The Empire
Strikes back!
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Location
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Seattle, Washington |
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Date
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October 2007 |
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Artist
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Chong Ho (Alex) Yu |
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Notes
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While making the movie Star War:
The Empire Strikes Back, George Lucas was inspired by the cranes in
Seattle. The "tanks" used by the Empire were actually modeled after the
Seattle terminal cranes. |
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The
Tiny
Space Needle
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Location (top)
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Olympics Sculpture Park |
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Location (right)
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Pacific Science Center |
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Notes
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Space Needle, the landmark
of Seattle, is by no means a "needle." (Why isn't it named "Space
Tower" like CN Tower in Toronto?) A needle should not be huge
and spacious, and so I took these two photos to express the "essence"
of a needle. |
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Color and
B&W
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Location
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Museum of Flight, Seattle |
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Notes
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The photos at the top and on the
right hand side were parts of two airplanes. Pictures of airplanes are
supposed to depict a sense of grandness, but on some occasions I like
"micro-views." |
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