One of the stranger features of Myrtle Edwards Park is that smack dab in the middle of it is a massive grain terminal. Seattle may be full of industries like fishing and shipping, but for some reason, grain doesn’t seem like it fits with ever-damp Seattle. Nonetheless, there it is.
| Camera & Lens | Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL XT (Canon) & 24.0-105.0 mm | Shutter: | 1/4000 s | |||
| Creation Date: | 2009:03:13 12:16:17 | Aperture: | f/4.0 | |||
| Artist: | Ari Brown | ISO: | 200 | |||
| Exposure Mode: | Aperture priority | Focal Length: | 24 mm |
I’m not going to get all specific about it’s world-class air scrubbing abilities or all the dual conveyer belt action enclosed within, but I do know that if you shoot it from the side, it looks pretty insane-assylum-like. Good enough for me. I’ve taken some other shots and panoramas from the side that show all the silos. If people get interested or if I get desperate, maybe I’ll post more.
Tags: grainterminal, MyrtleEdwardsPark, photoshop
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you know people in kansas die all the time in grain silos. btw/ kids with ‘free and easy’ parents are allowed to play in silos also.