Profiled on the Local News!

[Steve Rosenow]

A longtime friend of mine happens to be the weather producer and online content editor for KOMO News 4 in Seattle (back when he started at KOMO in the early 1990s, he used to head up the KOMO News WeatherWatchers program, for which I was a daily contributor). Today he put together a wonderful piece showcasing local Pacific Northwest weather photography, and in that piece, I have been selected as one of his showcase works. I've submitted photos to KOMO for nearly two decades to their news department for on-air work, and some of my best weather photos have been seen across the entire Pacific Northwest region. 

www.komonews.com/weather/blogs/scott/Northwest-a-treasure-trove-of-awesome-weather-photographers-191273761.html

[Low Light Mike]

I'll try to fix the link:

www.komonews.com/weather/blogs/scott/Northwest-a-treasure-trove-of-awesome-weather-photographers-191273761.html[/url

no luck with that, but the blog is easy to find, on the page that the above directs you to.


Steve's work is approx 3/4 down the blog page.

Here's the write-up about Steve - who we're very happy to have here as a member of this forum.

Steve is based over in Shelton and his photography goes well beyond our skies with a passion for astronomy photos as well. But he's kept me in the loop with some great noctilucent cloud appearances in the summer as well as the Norther Lights.

He started as an amateur in the late 1990s but began his own photography business at the behest of friends.

"I do just about everything as far as photography goes, with the exception of underwater," he says. "I have an 8-inch Meade electronic telescope which allows me to track the heavens and it's allowed me to capture some fantastic deep sky and planetary stuff."

Never wanting to miss a moment, he takes his Nikon everywhere.

"Some of my most favorite shots I have taken, are the lightning events we saw last July, plus some electric skies from Noctilucent clouds the year prior! Additionally, I have also taken a series of photos last October, illustrating that famous "Salmon crossing the road" phenomenon that occurs each fall out at the famous Skokomish River, and those are some of my best!"

[Steve Rosenow]

Fixed the link!

Also:

www.facebook.com/LoowitImaging is my business page.

[Steve Rosenow]

So, KIRO News called...

... and in the next few weeks my SketchUp model of the Kaleetan I did a couple years back, will be used on their morning traffic map graphics! Contract agreement was signed today!

[Steve Rosenow]

Persistence and patience pays off by Loowit Imaging - Steve Rosenow, Photographer, on Flickr

[Steve Rosenow]

Update!!

[Steve Rosenow]

Another in-broadcast screenshot!

[FNS]

Aug 5, 2013 2:36:23 GMT -8 Steve Rosenow said:

Another in-broadcast screenshot!

Say, this looks like 1979 again!

That Superferry isn't going to Keystone. She's bound for Edmonds.

Where's the RHODY?