Peter de Lory began making photographs of the landscape in Cape Cod at age 16. After receiving a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the San Francisco Art Institute and Master of Fine Arts from the University of Colorado, he became Director of the Photography Department of the Sun Valley Center for the Arts and Humanities in 1976 in central Idaho. He found meaning through the landscapes he encountered, an approach that became the foundation for his work as an artist. He received a National Endowment for the Arts Photography Fellowship for this work in 1979.
The western United States became de Lory’s adopted landscape, and he began working in various ways to express the mythologies of the "American West" and our presence in its physical and social landscape. In 1989, he began using the triptych form to link images into implied narrative, recording through visual metaphor our ideological and physical footprint on the land. During this period, he taught Photography at The School of the Art Institute of Chicago, San Jose State University, the San Francisco Art Institute and the University of New Mexico. He also led workshops in Santa Fe, New Mexico, Friends of Photography, California, Penland School of Crafts, North Carolina, and Anderson Ranch, Colorado. In 1990 he received a California Arts Council Artist Fellowship.
In 1994 de Lory moved to the Pacific Northwest and began considering its lush woodlands, listening to the narrative of a new landscape. In 1996, he was awarded an Artist Fellowship as Photographer in Residence for the Seattle Water Department through the Seattle Arts Commission. He photographed for nine months creating a narrative series of photographs addressing the many aspects of how water comes to the city and celebrating the people who make it possible. The images in this body of work follow the water from its source in the Cascade Mountain range, to the water flowing from city faucets. The residency was expanded in 1999 to include all of Seattle Public Utilities: Drainage and Wastewater, Solid Waste and Recycle, and Community Services. The resulting body of work titled "Citywork," was exhibited at Seattle's Bank of America Gallery in April 2000. The final presentation took the form of triptychs, diptychs, and single photographs, 66 pieces in total, containing 170 individual black and white photographs. These works are on permanent exhibition throughout the Seattle Public Utilities facilities and offices.
From 1999 to 2009 he served as Photographer in Residence for Sound Transit, the newly formed Puget Sound Regional Transit Authority, in a period of a massive transit expansion in the Seattle area. To celebrate the re-introduction of Commuter Rail in the Puget Sound Region, Sound Transit published a 48-page catalog of de Lory’s photographs, entitled "Railwork." This book chronicles the building of five rail stations between Seattle and Tacoma.
Source: Peter de Lory’s website, peterdelory.com, sourced May 2024
Peter de Lory was commissioned by the Sound Transit art program in 1999 to produce a collection of photographs that chronicle and interpret the building of the regional transit system connecting the Central Puget Sound. In February 2005, in collaboration with friend and fellow photographer John Lewis, de Lory focused his lens on Link light rail construction. The project went on through 2009.
As photographer-in-residence for Sound Transit de Lory saw himself as the observer of both the monumental and the individual forces building a modern transit system. He donned a hard-hat, safety vest, eye protection and metal-toed boots, and carried a heavy camera bag and tripod during visits to the Sound Transit project sites under construction. He moved in and around the machines and workers and photographed what he found visually exciting and humanistic. He sought to portray the order and logic he discovered in what may appear to be construction chaos. He aimed to show that everyone was part of the process.
De Lory chose to work in black and white imagery with the intention of lending a timeless quality to the images and creating an archival record of the effort.
Source: Peter de Lory’s website, peterdelory.com, sourced May 2024
Arranged in 6 series.
Print and digital photographs, files, and correspondence related to the work of photographer Peter de Lory, who was commissioned by Sound Transit from 1999 to 2009 to document the building of the regional transit system through photography.
No restrictions on access. Digital materials can be viewed onsite in the Virtual Vault in the Reading Room.
Creator's copyrights transferred to the University of Washington Libraries Special Collections. Creator retains a nonexclusive, royalty-free license to exercise all rights under copyright for the remainder of his natural life.
Gift of Peter de Lory, February 2024
Black and white and color film negatives from 1999-2009. All negatives are 120 mm roll film, 6x6, 6x9 and 6x12 image formats. Negatives are sleeved and arranged chronologically and removed from binders. Binder names/numbers reflect Lory's original labeling.
Film rolls #1-96
Film rolls #97-172
Film rolls #173-285
Film rolls #286-381
Film rolls #383-484
Film rolls #485-595
Film rolls #596-693
Film rolls #694-61 (Film number sequence starts over at #1 in this binder in January 2003)
Film rolls #62-150
Film rolls #151-219
Film rolls #204-286; rolls 204-214 in this binder are incorrectly sequenced
Film rolls #287-365
Film rolls #366-460
Film rolls #461-562; #512 is 120 mm color film
Film rolls #563-676
Film rolls #677-805
Film rolls #806-919
Film rolls #917-1003
Black and white and color contact sheets from film negatives listed above. Date and sequence numbers match film negative sheets. Black and white contact sheets are gelatin silver prints produced by Peter de Lory on RC (resin-coated) paper. Color contact sheets are type C (chromogenic) prints and laser printouts. Selected photos on contact sheets are assigned Inventory ST#s and described in the exhibit prints section.
Inventory ST#1-19
Inventory ST#20-84
Inventory ST#85-146
Inventory # ST147-165
Inventory # ST166-171
Inventory #ST172-225
Inventory #ST226-236
Inventory #ST237-251
Inventory #ST252-256
8.5x11" and 8x10" black and white prints produced by de Lory for review and Sound Transit project updates. Prints are silver gelatin prints on RC paper, with one folder of selected prints on archival, fiber-based paper.
Documents Seattle Link Light Rail construction. Most prints from 2005 were photographed by John Lewis, which may or may not be noted on print.
Public art for transit stations and bus/rail rights-of-way commissioned through Seattle Transit's STArt Program
Work prints sorted by de Lory by theme; mainly covering the first phase of his commission, including ST Express buses, Sounder Commuter Rail train construction/operation, Tacoma Link Light Rail system, and others.
Work prints of transit stations, pre- and post-construction. Most are Sounder Commuter rail stations with some ST Express Bus park-and-ride stations in areas east of Lake Washington.
11x14", 16x20" and 20x24" prints produced for exhibition in Sound Transit offices. All are gelatin silver prints on fiber-based photographic paper, with the exception of ST#256, printed from film scan as pigment print with archival ink on rag paper.
Location: Interstate 5, en route to Tacoma; Roll #1, frame 6
Location: Amtrak Station, Tacoma; Roll# 2, frame 7
Location: King Street Station, Seattle; Roll #5, frame 5
Location: King Street Station, Seattle; Roll #6, frame 11
Roll #8, frame 1
Location: near Kent Station Site; Roll #10, frame 4
Location: near Kent Station site; Roll #13, frame 7
Location: near Kent Station site; Roll #15, frame 1
Location: near Kent Station site; Roll #15, frame 16
Location: near Kent Station site; Roll #16, frame 5
Location: King Street Station, Seattle; Roll #19, frame 6
Location: King Street Station, Seattle; Roll #19, frame 16
Location: 3rd Street, Seattle; Roll 28, frame 2
Location: Tacoma; Roll #30, frame 2
Location: Tacoma; Roll #31, frame 6
Location: Tacoma; Roll #31, frame 4
Location: Commerce Street, Tacoma; Roll #33, frame 14
Location: Tukwila; Roll #38, frame 8
Location: Madison Street, Seattle; Roll #47, frame 1
Location: Sumner, WA; Roll #52, frame 6
Location: Puyallup, WA; Roll #53, frame 8
Location: Auburn, WA; Roll #54, frame 12
Location: Auburn, WA; Roll #54, frame 19
Location: Auburn, WA; Roll #54, frame 2
Location: Auburn, WA; Roll # 57, frame 5
Location: Kent, WA; Roll #57, frame 11
Location: Auburn, WA; Roll #58, frame 10
Location: Auburn, WA; Roll #60, frame 12
Location: Tukwila; Roll #60, frame 8
Location: Tukwila; Roll #60, frame 7
Location: King Street Station, Seattle; Roll #61, frame 6
Location: Everett, WA; Roll #62, frame 3
Location: Everett, WA; Roll #67, frame 10
Location: Overlake, Redmond; Roll #70, frame 10
Location: Overlake, Redmond; Roll #70, frame 17
Location: Interstate 5, en route to Seattle; Roll #72, frame 3
Location: Auburn, WA; Roll #73, frame 3
Location: Auburn, WA; Roll #74, frame 4
Location: Auburn, WA; Roll #75, frame 4
Location: Auburn, WA; Roll #75, frame 4
Location: Auburn, WA; Roll #76, frame 2
Location: Auburn, WA; Roll #77, frame 14
Location: Auburn, WA; Roll #78, frame 10
Location: Metro Bus Barn, Seattle; Roll #79, frame 14
Location: Metro Bus Barn, Seattle; Roll #79, frame 1
Location: Metro Bus Barn, Seattle; Roll #82, frame 18
Location: Metro Bus Barn, Seattle; Roll #83, frame 18
Location: Metro Bus Barn; Roll #84, frame 18
Location: Metro Bus Barn; Roll #84, frame 13
Location: Metro Bus Barn, Seattle; Roll #86, frame 5
Location: Metro Bus Barn, Seattle; Roll #86, frame 14
Location: Interstate 5, Seattle; Roll #87, frame 7
Location: Westlake Station, Seattle; Roll #97, frame 2
Location: Auburn, WA; Roll #104, frame 10
Location: King Street Station, Seattle; Roll #111, frame 11
Location: Sounder train; Roll #112, frame 10
Location: Sounder train; Roll #113, frame 1
Location: Sounder train; Roll #115, frame 13
Location: Kent Station site, Roll #117, frame 6
Location: Vancouver, B.C., Canada; Roll #119, frame 15
Location: Vancouver, B.C., Canada; Roll #121, frame 3
Location: Vancouver, B.C., Canada; Roll #122, frame 15
Location: 6th Avenue, Seattle; Roll #125, frame 15
Location: 4th Avenue, Seattle; Roll #126, frame 1
Location: 6th Avenue, Seattle; Roll #125, frame 13
Location: Auburn, WA; Roll #130, frame 6
Location: Seattle; Roll #136, frame 10
Location: Auburn, WA; Roll #138, frame 10
Location: Auburn, WA; Roll #143, frame 2
Location: Seattle; Roll #143, frame 14
Location: Seattle; Roll #150, frame 12
Location: Tacoma; Roll #155, frame 12
Location: en route to Tacoma; Roll #156, frame 3
Location: Tacoma; Roll #160, frame 3
Location: Tacoma; Roll #163, frame 5
Location: Tacoma; Roll #163, frame 14
Location: Tacoma; Roll #166, frame 8
Location: Everett, WA; Roll #171, frame 13
Location: Everett, WA; Roll #171, frame 18
Location: Tacoma; Roll #174, frame 18
Location: Sumner, WA; Roll #183, frame 12
Location: Sumner, WA; Roll #183, frame 15
Location: Sumner, WA; Roll #189, frame 10
Location: Sumner, WA; Roll #190, frame 14
Location: Sumner, WA: Roll #191, frame 16
Location: Everett, WA; Roll #194, frame 14
Location: Everett, WA; Roll #195, frame 12
Location: Everett, WA; Roll #195, frame 9
Location: Everett, WA; Roll #196, frame 13
Location: Everett, WA; Roll #196, frame 13
Location: Everett, WA; Roll #199, frame 7
Location: Everett, WA; Roll #205, frame 2
Location: Everett, WA; Roll #211, frame 18
Location: Everett, WA; Roll # 211, frame 17
Location: Everett, WA; Roll #213, frame 15
Location: Everett, WA; Roll #215, frame 14
Location: Everett, WA; Roll #216, frame 12
Location: Everett, WA; Roll #217, frame 14
Location: Everett, WA; Roll #218, frame 9
Location: Sumner, WA; Roll #231, frame 16
Location: Kent, WA; Roll #231, frame 9
Location: Sumner, WA; Roll #231, frame 6
Location: Sumner, WA; Roll #232, frame 2
Location: Puyallup, WA; Roll #233, frame 4
Location: Kent, WA; Roll #253, frame 11
Location: Kent Station; Roll #239, frame 14
Location: Tukwila; Roll #240, frame 18
Location: Tukwila; Roll #249, frame 18
Location: Kent Station; Roll #8, frame 1
Location: Kent; Roll #255, frame 9
Location: Kent; Roll #258, frame 11
Location: King Street Station, Seattle; Roll #261A, frame 8
Location: King Street Station, Seattle; Roll #261B, frame 9
Location: King Street Station, Seattle; Roll #261B, frame 8
Location: Everett, WA; Roll #265, frame 6
Location: Everett, WA; Roll #265, frame 6
Location: Everett, WA; Roll #278, frame 18
Location: King Street Station, Seattle; Roll #280, frame 8
Location: Tacoma; Roll #285, frame 11
Location: Vancouver, B.C., Canada; Roll #295, frame 14
Location: Vancouver, B.C., Canada; Roll #296, frame 16
Location: WA to Canada; Roll #297, frame 5
Location: King Street Station, Seattle; Roll #310, frame 12
Location: Kent; Roll #326, frame 8
Location: Puyallup; Roll #328, frame 5
Location: Bellevue; Roll #338, frame 5
Location: Puyallup; Roll #355, frame 6
Location: Puyallup; Roll #233, frame 9
Location: Tacoma; Roll #371, frame 9
Location: Tacoma; Roll #372, frame 11
Location: Tacoma; Roll #373, frame 11
Location: Seattle; Roll #377, frame 11
Location: Seattle; Roll #377B, frame 5
Location: Lewis and Clark College, Portland, OR; Roll #388, frame 15
Location: Lewis and Clark College, Portland, OR; Roll #388, frame 14
Location: Lewis and Clark College, Portland, OR; Roll #3390, frame 17
Location: Hayward, CA; Roll #398, frame 3
Location: Hayward, CA; Roll #398, frame 3
Location: Hayward, CA; Roll #400, frame 12
Location: Hayward, CA; Roll #401, frame 4
Location: Hayward, CA; Roll #401, frame 12
Location: Hayward, CA; Roll #401, frame 15
Location: Hayward, CA; Roll #404, frame 7
Location: Hayward, CA; Roll #405, frame 13
Location: Hayward, CA; Roll #405, frame 13
Location: Hayward, CA; Roll #404, frame 13
Location: Seattle; Roll #411, frame 17
Location: Seattle; Roll #411, frame 18
Location: Seattle; Roll #411, frame 13
Location: Seattle; Roll #412, frame 14
Location: Arlington, WA; Roll #413, frame 5
Location: Arlington, WA; Roll #417, frame 8
Location: Seattle; Roll #413, frame 5
Location: Overlake, Redmond; Roll #430, frame 15
Location: Tacoma; Roll #435, frame 2
Location: Tacoma; Roll #438, frame 3
Location: Arlington, WA; Roll #445, frame 2
Location: Overlake, Redmond; Roll #445, frame 9
Location: Arlington, WA; Roll #447, frame 5
Location: Arlington, WA; Roll #447, frame 9
Location: Tacoma; Roll #446, frame 17
Location: Tacoma; Roll #446, frame 11
Location: Tacoma; Roll #451, frame 19
Location: Seattle; Roll #456, frame 15
Location: Tacoma; Roll #470, frame 19
Location: Tacoma; Roll #475, frame 11
Location: Overlake, Redmond; Roll #484, frame 4
Location: Overlake, Redmond; Roll #485, frame 6
Location: Overlake, Redmond; Roll #486, frame 3
Location: Overlake, Redmond; Roll #488, frame 6
Location: Overlake, Redmond; Roll #498, frame 15
Location: Tacoma; Roll #501, frame 12
Location: Overlake, Redmond; Roll #503, frame 6
Location: Overlake, Redmond; Roll #506, frame 4
Location: Arlington, WA; Roll #515, frame 7
Location: Arlington, WA; Roll #516, frame 16
Location: Arlington, WA; Roll #517, frame 15
Location: Everett, WA; Roll #518, frame 5
Location: Overlake, Redmond; Roll #519, frame 6
Location: Overlake, Redmond: Roll #526, frame 15
Location: Overlake, Redmond; Roll #527, frame 15
Location: Overlake, Redmond; Roll #528, frame 15
Location: Overlake, Redmond; Roll #529, frame 14
Location: Overlake, Redmond; Roll #530, frame 2
Location: Overlake, Redmond; Roll #530, frame 12
Location: Overlake, Redmond; Roll #532, frame 12
For Overlake, Redmond; Roll #534, frame 18
For Overlake, Redmond; Roll #534, frame 2
For Overlake, Redmond; Roll #535, frame 2
Location: Bellevue; Roll #548, frame 9
Location: Bellevue; Roll #551, frame 4
Location: Bellevue; Roll #553, frame 16
Location: Bellevue; Roll #559, frame 3
Location: Tacoma; Roll #564, frame 6
Location: Tacoma; Roll #566, frame 17
Location: Kent, Rolle #569, frame 9
Location: Kent; Roll #571, frame 15
Location: Kent; Roll #576, frame 2
Location: Lewis and Clark College, Portland, OR; Roll #579, frame 13
Location: Lewis and Clark College, Portland, OR; Roll #581, frame 14
Location: Lewis and Clark College, Portland, OR; Roll #582, frame 14
Location: Overlake, Redmond; Roll #588, frame 18
Location: Overlake, Redmond; Roll #592, frame 6
Location: Tacoma; Roll #598, frame 10
Location: Bellevue; Roll #600, frame 8
Location: Bellevue; Roll #501, frame 7
Location: Bellevue; Roll #603, frame 7
Location: Bellevue; Roll #604, frame 2
Location: Overlake, Redmond; Roll #606, frame 13
Location: Bellevue; Roll #606, frame 8
Location: Tacoma; Roll #610, frame 15
Location: Seattle; Roll #615, frame 17
Location: Seattle, Roll #615, frame 15
Location: Seattle; Roll #615, frame 13
Location: Seattle; Roll #615, frame 14
Location: Bellevue; Roll #617, frame 9
Location: Bellevue; Roll #618, frame 14
Location: Bellevue; Roll #619, frame 14
Location: Seattle; Roll #625, frame 1
Location: Seattle; Roll #626, frame 5
Location: Tacoma; Roll #636, frame 5
Location: Tacoma; Roll #640, frame 7
Location: Tacoma, Roll #641, frame 1
Location: Seattle; Roll #645, frame 7
Location: Seattle; Roll #651, frame 1
Location: Seattle; Roll #650, frame 3
Location: Tacoma; Roll #660, frame 11
Location: Tacoma; Roll #664, frame 18
Location: Bellevue; Roll #664, frame 18
Location: Seattle; Roll #667, frame 8
Location: Seattle; Roll #669, frame 8
Location: Tacoma; Roll #681, frame 8
Location: Auburn; Roll #682, frame 8
Location: Seattle; Roll #682, frame 8
Location: Seattle; Roll #689, frame 18
Location: Kent; Roll #699, frame 10
Location: DuPont, WA; Roll #702, frame 9
Location: DuPont, WA; Roll #703, frame 6
Location: DuPont, WA; Roll #704, frame 6
Location: DuPont, WA; Roll #704, frame 6
Location: DuPont, WA; Roll #704, frame 6
Location: Seattle; Roll #709, frame 12
Location: Seattle; Roll #709, frame 9
Location: Seattle; Roll #709, frame 18
Location: Lynnwood; Roll #712, frame 9
Location: DuPont, WA; Roll #725, frame 2
Location: Tacoma; Roll #44, frame 17
Location: Tacoma; Roll #48, frame 17
Location: Tacoma, Roll #84, frame 17
Location: Tacoma; Roll #84, frame 6
Location: Seattle; Roll #254, frame 10
Commemorative pins, magnets, tickets, flyers, Peter de Lory ID badge
Scans of film negatives, totaling 1122 image files, delivered on USB hard-drive. Select film negatives were scanned by de Lory on a high-resolution drum scanner (Imacon Flextight), corrected for tone/contrast, and saved as TIFF files with embedded metadata. Most image selections were made annually and are grouped in folders by year. Most image files have short dimensions of ~3000 pixels, enabling printing at 10" (short dimension) @300/dpi. Scans were corrected, compiled in Adobe Lightroom and tagged with metadata (subject) by de Lory and Sound Transit IT specialist Corey Scherrer at conclusion of project. TIFF files were rendered from Lightroom with metadata embedded.
Portraits of STArt artists and their public art projects--fabrication, installation, and completion. Files are named by artist name and/or project location, some include film roll number. Some prints of these digital images are in Artist and Public Art Work Prints folders.
ST# 627
ST# 539
ST# 799c
Select images from 2005, mainly Link Light Rail construction. Includes images by John Lewis. Some prints of these digital images are in Link Light Rail Work Prints 2005-2009 folders.
ST# 202, 203, 219, 219b
ST# 148, 110, 125, 118b, 123, 124, 143, 149, 158, 157, 159, 160, 173, 179, 180, 180b, 181, 204b, 205, 207, 147, 89, 149, 150, 151
ST# 208
ST# 98, 192, 209, 210a, 210b, 234, 235, 235b; 96, 98, and 192 by John Lewis
ST# 127, 112, 109, 128, 129
ST# 101, 154, 155, 200, 202, 219, 219b
ST# 90, 93, 94, 99, 110, 119, 121b, 133, 135, 136, 147, 175, 176, 177, 177b, 177c, 197, 194, 196, 196b, 212, 204, 204b, 204c, 208, 225, 90, 162
ST# 132
ST# 113, 114, 182, 182b, 213, 227
ST# 210, 211
ST# 188, 191
ST# 195a, 195b, 195c, 209
ST# 224a, 224b, 218
ST# 142, 205, 245
ST# 229, 230, 231, 233, 232
ST# 107, 105, 106, 166, 167, 170, 184, 185, 186, 186b, 183
ST# 98b
ST# 90, 104, 105, 118b, 195, 211
Select images from 2006, mainly Link Light Rail construction. Some prints of these digital images are in Link Light Rail Work Prints 2005-2009 folders.
ST# 297
ST# 334
ST# 314
ST# 421-422
ST# A389, 454, 456, 457, 310, 312, 386, 389, 388, 453, 456, 310, 374a, 345,
ST# 324
ST# 252
ST# 286, 286b
ST# 307
ST# 406, 291, 257, A299, 351b, 352, 353, 393, 458, 460, 257, 254, 252
ST# 425, 424
ST# 359, 371, 374, 260, 261, 378, 451
ST# 229
ST# 384, 362, 373, 375, 384, 406, 407, 384, 297
ST# 284, 285, 285c, 328, 326, 329, 378b, 381, 405, 405a, 405c, 374a, 378
ST# 206, 294
ST# 287, 314, 352
ST# 438, 435, 441
ST# 443, 434
ST# 430
ST# 439, 433, 426
ST# 260
ST# 282, 332, 330A, 289, 290, 330, 281, 360, 280, 357
ST3 353, 351, 253, 298, 200, 233, 654, 459, 398
ST# 340, 340, 133, 367, 367, 380, 423, 444, 444, 447, 309, 342, 258, 437, 304, 306, 309, 308
ST# 399, 402, 402, 400
ST# 321
ST# 373
ST# 295
ST# 303, 291
ST# 228, 306
ST# 305, 304, 262, 261
ST# 445
ST# 634, 364b
ST# 301
ST# 250, 249, 252
ST# 434
ST# 356, 327, 397, 383, 285, 325, 348, 376, 379, 412, 449, 450, 246, 287, 297, 375, 284, 283, 284, 379, 265, 363, 368, 413, 414, 416, 349,
ST# C277, 333, 334, 337, 454, 278, 333, B278, 333, B278, 347, 346,
ST# B316, 316, 322, 322B
ST# 343, 309, 346, 368
ST# 425
Select images from 2007, mainly Link Light Rail construction. Some prints of these digital images are in Link Light Rail Work Prints 2005-2009 folders.
ST# 485, 486, 487
ST# 483
ST# 610
ST# 461, 465, 599, 536, 540, 599, 589, 600, 599, 602, 353, 601
ST# 566b, 563, 566
ST# 607
ST# 638ST, 638, 632, 618
ST# 593
ST# 592
ST# 624, 624, 590
ST# 583
ST# 628, 631
ST# 569, 569-2, 568, 588, 589, 483
ST# 507
ST# 604
ST#505
ST# 576, 645
ST# 578, 645, 644, 535, 578, 579, 553, 642
ST# 579
ST# 477, 479, 489, 487
ST# 496
ST# 506
ST# 488, 486
ST# 543, 544, 559A
ST# 600
ST# 620, 622
ST# C512, 626, 627, C512
ST# 523, 523b, 575, 524, 523, 525, 522, 574, 521
ST# 616, 618
ST# 410, 481, 483, 482, 520, 518, 534a, 534, 482, 572.1, 574, 589, 588
ST# 466, 465, 467, 497, 467, 469, 599a, 467b, 497, 498, 498a, 497
ST# A602, 602
ST# 592
ST# 625, 625A, 626
ST# 632, 637b, 637a, 619
ST# 484, 589
ST# 571.5, 570, 572.16, 567
ST# 596, 594
ST# 618
ST# 546, 507
ST# 611
ST# 545, 546
ST# 608
ST# 614
ST# 503, 489, 490, 494, 586, 586
ST# 617, 617-2,
ST# 526, 527, 528, 531
ST# 576, 576b, 576c
ST# 513, 476b, 470, 474, 475, 470, 509, 511, 537, 554, 613, 613a, 516, 517, 512, 550, 513, 549, 551, 555, 464, 471, 577, 567
ST# 553, 609, 612, 611
ST# 492, 493
ST# 505
ST# 488, 486
ST# 584, 587, 490
Select images from 2008, mainly Link Light Rail construction. Some prints of these digital images are in Link Light Rail Work Prints 2005-2009 folders.
ST# 645
ST# 799, 799b. 799d, B799
ST# 668, 711, 729, 734, 735, 780, 811, 815, 783, 671, 667, 807, 671, 671-2, 811, 751, 709b, 730, 730-2, 670, 782, 668, 732, 781, 808, 808, 814, 754, 810, 707b, 813, 817, 813, 817, 732, 735, 815, 812, 813, 807, 751, 730, 754, 731, 735, 782, 666, 708b, 708b-2, 807, 672, 753-2, 784
ST# 648a, 648b, 647
ST# 706
ST# 649b, 650m 649a, 649c, 651
ST# 702, 704, 703, 763, 803, 802, 804, 705, 802, 704, 705
ST# 796a, 794, 795
ST# 775
ST# 770, 770a, 769, 770b
ST# 759
ST# 759, 650
ST# 720
ST# 677, 763, 681
ST# 722
ST# 766, 767, 768
ST# 664, 666, 663
ST# 75, 777, 778
ST# 787
ST# 695, 695b
ST# 723, 724
ST# 737, 735, 656, 737, 744
ST# 743, 747
ST# 737, 718, 656, 789
ST# 775
ST# 778
ST# 760
ST# 761
ST# 787
ST# 776
ST# 675, 763, 661, 675, 686, 768, 771, 772, 673, 675, 686, 676, 673, 773, 674, 675, 773, 675
ST# 699, 707
ST# 797, 798, 659, 800, 652, 759, 653, 655, 655b, 719, 654, 657, 712b, 712, 720, 656, 736, 706
ST# 736, 706, 786
ST# 764
ST# 786, 786b
ST# 792
ST# 775
ST# 726, 728, 725, 701, 746
ST# 719
ST# 766, 767, 768
ST#779
ST# 622
ST# 790A, 790, 789, 790, 792, 791
ST# 749
ST# 698, 683, 682b, 682a, 693, 690, 691, 684, 697, 691, 698-2, 693, 680, 688, 689, 682-2, 673
ST# 756, 756b, 755, 755a, 749, 750, 755, 749, 752, 750, 756, 748
ST# 774, 685, 704
ST# 796, 796b
ST# 800, 801, 802
Select images from 2009, Link Light Rail construction, completion ceremony and operation. Some prints of these digital images are in Link Light Rail Work Prints 2005-2009 folders.
ST# 9878, 829, 987, 995, 1003, 954, 989, 990, 996, 998, 954, 997, 954, 829, 951, 949, 952, 952, 968, 1002, 997, 833, 842, 843, 959, 971, 992, 994, 990, 1001, 956, 94, 987, 956, 960, 970, 988
ST# 922, 944, 938, 944b, 848-2, 926, 928, 993, 870, 871, 922, 918, 847, 993, 871, 918, 902, 930-2, 872, 912, 912b, 872, 938
ST# 849
ST# 841
ST# 923, 924, 923, 921, 929, 920, 931
ST# 883, 884c, 885d, 885
ST# 876, 878
ST# 873, 875, 878, 864, 867, 891, 866, 869, 865, 863, 865, 868, 869, 878
ST# 891, 933, 889, 888
ST# 921
ST# 898, 905, 901a, 900b, 901b, 901c
ST# 994
ST# 984, 913
ST# 995
ST# 861
ST# 970, 976, 978, 970
ST# 903
ST# 939, 940, 938, 998
ST# 844
ST# 840b, 840c
ST# 856
ST# 941
ST# 980
ST# 938
ST# July 18, 2009
ST# 840
ST# 846
ST# 935
ST# 911
ST# 837, 837b, 836c, 838
ST# 915, 854, 855c, 854, 853, 853b, 855, 820, 907, 908, 950, 908-2, 819
ST# 932, 932
ST# 818, 857
ST# 8325, 831, 845, 856
ST# 852
ST# 936, 936-2, 935, 937
ST# 860
ST# 864a, 846
ST# 818, 821, 915, 820
ST# 972, 973, 977, 973, 976, 982, 983, 983, 979, 980
ST# 994
ST# 980
ST# 896, 892a, 892VB, 913, 897
ST# 935
ST# 986, 985, 986, 986
ST# 993
ST# A968
ST# 860
ST# 822, 945, 948b, 958, 809, 826, 958a, 987-2, 833, 931, 950, 947, 957, 948, 945, 948
ST# 830
ST# 982, 992, 973
ST# 857
ST# 824-2
Images of ST Link Light Rail groundbreaking ceremony at future site of Operations and Maintenance Facility, 3407 Airport Way S., Seattle. City, county, and state dignitaries in attendance. Images of partial Rainier Brewery building demolition.
ST# 713x, 715x, 714x
ST# 62, 62c, 67, 65
ST# 68, 63, 63-2
ST# 718x, 791
Composite image files, showing multiple views of same subject/area over time, and/or different subjects grouped together. In his practice, de Lory frequently uses composites of multiple images, often in the form of triptychs, to show differing views of single subjects or to link different subjects through a new, implied narrative. These composite images are among the most valuable in the entire commission, showing de Lory’s artistic investigation and interpretation of this large and complex public infrastructure project, and his unique approach to the photographic medium.