Well the story behind the picture is: it's based upon (measured off of)
a poster I have of it taken, I guess, from Queen Anne Hill. The
orientation and camera location isn't far off from the original so you
may be thinking of that hill. It is very close to what the picture
shows, a young Space Needle at that, no lower platform building
present.You might think of the mountain as close but I've considered it
and the moon both to be telephoto objects, seen as though magnified
through a zoom lense. In which case actually I may have the mountain too
small compared to the moon, not sure.
You may be right about getting more of the Seattle Center added in at
least. Depends on whether I drop it or keep at it long enough.
Thanks for the remarks.

GrimDude wrote:
> 
> He's posted one I can read now. :)
> 
> I like the image. I think that Rainier is a little close, but I know the
> foothills are really *more* jagged. The overall effect is still excellent.
> I've been near the spot you have depicted, save perhaps that the precise
> spot is inside of something. I know there are a lot of trees nearby, the
> science fair, the air museum, and buildings off in the distance. This should
> be possible, though require patience and dedication.
> 
> Still, you've done a lot already!
> 
> KOT,
> GrimDude
> vos### [at] arkansasnet

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