Sunrises and sunset are always magical. I’ve said that before, haven’t I? Let me say it again — whether it is a seaside sunset or a hill top sunrise or dawn or dusk in a wooded or a concrete jungle, there’s something special about it. When that show of light plays background to what a place is famous for, a photograph of that sight becomes a souvenir to take back home. So here’s some evening-light from SeaTac, Washington.
SeaTac, WA is a small city — and by ‘small’ I mean a 10-square mile city — between bigger cities like Seattle and Tacoma. Situated between these better known cities, SeaTac even gets its name from Seattle and Tacoma. But then, this intersection in the Seattle – Tacoma venn diagram is home to the Seattle-Tacoma International airport that serves both its bigger neighbours. And these photographs here, are from that international airport’s backyard.
SeaTac Stay – A tip for your Seattle Trip
When you are travelling to Seattle, you might also want to check out the room rates in SeaTac. There are lots of hotels in the area, thanks to the International Airport. And you might even find good deals too. Plus, SeaTac it is barely 15 miles away from the Emerald City.
If you are in SeaTac or are planning a trip to Seattle, you might want to visit these posts:
Seeing Seattle from Space (needle)
Monday Mural: Found in Seattle
Oldest Starbucks Store
See more ‘Catching the Light‘ entries HERE
Such a nugget of information, who knew there is a city called SeaTac and it will have magical sunsets 🙂
I don’t know if SeaTac gets a lot of magical sunsets but I’m glad I caught one there. 🙂
The info. about the city is interesting, right — especially its name and how it get’s its name.
Super awesome shots, loved both, very nice views.
Thank you, Jyotirmoy. 🙂
10 Sq meters? interesting
Oops! is that what I wrote? Mistake. I meant miles. Let me go correct that. Thank you for pointing that out, Shrindhi. 🙂
Amazing pics
Thank you, Rupam. 🙂
wow…such an amazing, beautiful pictures.
Thanks, Trayee. 🙂
Nicely captured and informative post as always!
Thank you, Magiceye. 🙂
WOW! Just wow….. Thanks for these moments, Divya 🙂
Thank you for coming this way, Ravish.
Nice to see you here again. 🙂
The nature never fails to mesmerises when viewing from your lens Divya!
🙂
Aww… Thank you so much, Mr. Bhatia.:)
Lovely pics… Yes, sunset and sunrise are always amazing
They sure are.
Thank you so much, dear Ranjana. 🙂
Beautiful drama in the sky created by clouds and the sun rays! 🙂
And sometimes we get so lucky — being there and having something to capture that moment.
Thanks girls. 🙂
Interesting info. I never heard about SeaTac city. Really a small city. Thank you very much for this informative post.
Have a nice week ahead.
Thank YOU. And welcome here, Manoj.
I’m glad I could tell you a wee little bit about SeaTac. 🙂
You have a good week, too. 🙂
Very nice pics!…