Photos of Blue Sky Space Needle (15)
There are (15) photos of the keyword, Blue Sky Space Needle, available on our website. They are pictured below.The pictures are organized by category.
#444 — A close up picture of the very tip of the Seattle Space Needle located in Washington State. This photo was taken from Queen Anne Hill overlooking the city. The 605 foot (184 meter) Space Needle was designed by Edward E. Carlson for the 1962 World's Fair in Seattle. The futuristic structure has become a symbol for the city, and is home to festive events such as the annual New Year's Eve fireworks display.
Close Up of Tip of Space Needle
#826 — A scenic picture looking up at the Seattle Space Needle with an interesting clouds and blue sky background. The space needle has become the symbol of Seattle as well as one of the symbols of Washington State. The Space Needle is 605 feet tall (184 meter) and was designed by Edward E. Carlson for the 1962 World's Fair in Seattle.
Looking up at Space Needle
#816 — A scenic vertical picture taken of the Seattle Space Needle and the Seattle skyscraper buildings behind it on a sunny day with blue skies. This picture is taken from the top of Queen Anne Hill where from this point you can see the entire city of Seattle, the Olympic Mountains, the sound, the Cascades, and Mount Rainier when it is actually "out."
Seattle Skycrapers & Space Needle
#822 — A scenic picture of the entire city of Seattle with the Space Needle and Mount Rainier seen in the distance. This picture shows the Seattle skyline on a beautiful sunny afternoon. You can also see Safeco Field in the distance.
Seattle Skyline & Mount Rainier
#845 — A scenic picture taken looking towards the front or entrence to the Seattle Space Needle. The Space Needle is located at the Seattle Center right across the street from the KOMO News 4 building. This picture was taken with a beautiful sky background with blue sky and patchy clouds.
Front of Seattle Space Needle
#1533 — A scenic picture taken of the city of Seattle from across the Puget Sound at Alki Beach. This picture was taken on a beautiful sunny day.
Seattle & Blue Sky
#1442 — A scenic picture of the Seattle Space Needle and a view of the Olympic Mountains seen in the distance behind the needle. This picture was taken from across the Puget Sound at Alki Beach on a sunny day.
Seattle Space Needle & Olympics
#2318 — A close up, scenic vertical picture taken of the Seattle Space Needle against blue sky.
Seattle Space Needle Against a Blue Sky
#607 — A scenic picture taken of the city of Seattle Washington. In this pictures you can see the tall buildings of Seattle along with the Space Needle. The City of Seattle is located in the State of Washington on Puget Sound which is 113 miles (182 km) south of the U.S.-Canadian border. The city is located at sea level. The highest hill elevation in the city is 520 feet. Greater Seattle excels in livability with a mild climate, affordable housing, a full range of arts, cultural and sporting events, an abundance of shops and restaurants, and easy access to outdoor recreational activities throughout the year.
Seattle, Washington
#124 — A scenic view of the Space Needle and Seattle, Washington from a hill near Seattle. Blue sky is seen above and the tall buildings of Seattle are to the left.
Space Needle & Seattle
#829 — A close up scenic picture taken of the Seattle Space Needle with tree branches covering the foreground of the photo and blue sky in the background. The Space Needle is located in downtown Seattle, Washington at the Seattle Center. The space needle has become the symbol of Seattle as well as one of the symbols of Washington State.
Space Needle & Tree Branches
#1295 — A scenic picture taken of the Space Needle at dusk in Seattle, Washington. Blue sky and the moon are seen in the background.
Space Needle at Dusk
#123 — A view of the Space Needle located in Seattle, Washingon on this beautiful sunny day. The 605 foot (184 meter) Space Needle was designed by Edward E. Carlson for the 1962 World's Fair in Seattle. The Space Needle has become a symbol for the city, and is home to festive events such as the annual New Year's Eve fireworks display. The Space Needle was completed in December 1961, and officially opened four months later on the first day of the World's Fair, April 21, 1962.
Space Needle View
#152 — A view of the Space Needle from a hill near Seattle. The 605 foot (184 meter) Space Needle was designed by Edward E. Carlson for the 1962 World's Fair in Seattle. The futuristic structure has become a symbol for the city, and is home to festive events such as the annual New Year's Eve fireworks display. The Space Needle was completed in December 1961, and officially opened four months later on the first day of the World's Fair, April 21, 1962.
Tree & Space Needle
