For Lee Lageschulte, photography has been a passion for many years, and her interest and expertise broadened with worldwide travel. Her equipment has changed over time, evolving from 35 mm cameras packed with multiple lenses and film canisters to her current iPhone. With a downsizing move to an Edmonds condo she parted ways with 59 binders of 5X7 photos reflecting her travels, walks, and scenic views. Driving for Lee with her camera in hand requires a driver with the ability to stop quickly when a choice photo-op suddenly appears!
Roger
To celebrate a family visit and the 60th anniversary of the Seattle World’s Fair, Lee and Roger took their special guests to Seattle Center. Join them for a sampling of spectacular sights!
There are many visual reminders of the 1962 fair, such as the Space Needle and arches of the Pacific Science Center. These are sculptural icons of the fair’s futuristic themes and continue to be famous Seattle landmarks.
You are invited to view Lee’s closeup photos of some Chihuly glassworks.
We hope you are inspired to experience this stunning exhibit in person!
To view Lee’s previously published photos of A JAPANESE GARDEN – click here
Yes I want to go again. Very beautiful photos
You do such a good job or putting it all together! Lee
Lee is such a talented photographer. Here photos of old barns are always so neat to look at. These pictures of the space needle and the Chihuly glass are beautiful! Thank you Lee for always reminding us of the beauty surrounding us!