Purple Heart In a Wheel Wood Print

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I like that they had a PURPLE HEART on the GREAT WHEEL, on Valentines Day. Like I say, I got these two shots before the Wheel shut down for the night. It really gives a great reflection on the water. How romantic is this?
Facts about the Seattle Ferris Wheel
Diameter: 175 feet
Height: 200 feet
Number of gondolas: 42
Seattle Ferris Wheel Views
The wheel’s gondolas are enclosed and have heating and air conditioning so that riders can enjoy this ride all year round. The views are spectacular from all sides—the Puget Sound, Seattle skyline, and mountains will all be visible on clear days. At their farthest point, the gondolas are 40 feet out over the water. The gondolas have glass-bottomed floors, too, which makes dangling out over the Puget Sound a little more exciting.

Capturing a moment in time, is one of the best emotions. I love seeing something thru the lens and holding it near you as long as you can. I like for that image to be caught by surprise. A pure emotion. That to me is usually the most interesting. Anyways.... Photography is my medium. I do enjoy photographing those "Funny Animals" I see along the way........Laughter gets you thru a lot of hard times...I appreciate you taking the time to see what I see..... As you might have noticed I have never written a biography about myself for over 2 years. I figured I had better write one now. I'm definitely not going to write my "BIO" in the third person, so that I sound more important than I really am. Should I warn you that I have "run on"...