Published!

A few weeks ago the Orange County Register contacted me to see if they could use one of my photos in an article for their Travel section on "America's Best Breakfasts." I was excited about this for two reasons:

1. I love sharing my photos with people who wouldn't normally get to see them, like people in California.

and, more importantly,

2. I have a serious soft spot in my heart for a traditional all-American breakfast.

I was even more excited when they sent me the link to the article today. Not only was my photo in there but, hello, two of my favorite breakfast places were featured (I'm looking at you Athenian Inn and Lou Mitchell's)!

So, without further ado, click on the link above to read the article and check out my photo of the fabulous Athenian Inn in Pike Place Market, Seattle below:

Autumn

A brief break from summer vacation photos for an ode to my favorite season, autumn.

Lake Union, Seattle, Washington
Photo © Christina Saull-All Rights Reserved


Bainbridge Island, Washington
Photo © Christina Saull-All Rights Reserved


Bainbridge Island, Washington
Photo © Christina Saull-All Rights Reserved


Pike Place Market, Seattle, Washington
Photo © Christina Saull-All Rights Reserved


Chicago, Illinois
Photo © Christina Saull-All Rights Reserved

And, of course, my favorite fall pictures of all:





(wedding photos by the fabulous Mary Kate McKenna)

list 17 - my favorite places in the world

quiet back streets
Villefranche, France

the 'Shoe
Columbus, Ohio

Central Park
New York, New York

Pikes Place Market
Seattle, Washington

the top of the Duomo bell tower
Florence, Italy

water front piers
Alexandria, Virginia

Park Guell
Barcelona, Spain

Millennium Park
Chicago, Illinois

a hammock, anywhere in the world
(in this case: Half Moon Cay, Bahamas)

the Carib Beach Bar
Sandy Beach, Barbados

Signs

I have never seen a city more in love with their signs, especially neon signs, than Seattle. All the neon almost gave things an "old fashioned" feel, especially at night when they could practically do away with street lights and just have the reds, greens, blues and oranges of their signs light the streets. You hardly see any neon signs in D.C.... and being in Seattle made me realize that I kind of miss that!