Starbucks - Ballard Acrylic Print

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Starbucks remains one of my all time favorite brands and cup of coffee. I love their customer service, each grande pike roast I drink, and the smell of fresh brewed coffee Italian cafe style. Please enjoy and share with friends if you like this photograph. Captured in Ballard, Washington.

All of my images are processed in HDR. For best and brightest image I recommend printing on metal. If you are interested in framing a print I recommend the following papers:

Picture Rag (low texture),
Sumerset Velvet (medium texture)
Watercolor (heavy texture).

Copyright by Spencer McDonald. No personal or commercial use without written permission. Please contact me through spencer-mcdonald.artistweb.com/contact to inquire about licensing any of my photos.

I am a resident of Snohomish, Washington. Have lived in Washington and Snohomish County since 1989. I am a transplant from Southern California. My wife and I raised 3 children here in Washington State. The kids are grown and on their own now... we are left with 2 cats (1 crazy and 1 fat). Recently retired from Corporate America. My Fine Art Photography focus is primarily on wide angle Landscape, Waterscape, and Cityscape images in brilliant color and natural HDR editing. I shoot with a Nikon D850 DLSR camera and usually my Zeiss 18mm Distagon lens when capturing stunning Landscape and Waterscape images. When out in the City I prefer either my 50mm for street life, or my walk around 24-70mm for the city architecture. I also own a high...