The World's Most Beautiful Places
A view of Seattle’s Post Alley at Night. If you look closely, you can see a dark and mysterious figure quietly passing over the brick-laden walkway below the neon sign. Post Alley was named after Seattle’s first Post Office, and its first large government building, which covered an entire city block. Today the Alley is largely a tourist attraction, with its famous gum wall, and access to the equally famous Pike Place Market on its north end.
A view of the One Utah Center, a towering modern skyscraper built in Salt Lake City in 1991. It has 24 floors, and rises 350 feet. It is the eighth tallest building in the city, and can be found off main Street at the Gallivan Center.
A desert ranch in southern Utah, on the road between Caineville and Hanksville. This is a lesser traveled part of the state, on the backside of Capitol Reef National Park, but definitely one of the most beautiful. The contrast between the green irrigated fields below and South Caineville Mesa in the background is what made this shot in my mind. Not to mention the tranquil rural scene that makes you want to leave the city behind and pick up ranching for a living.