How does a stadium become a sanctuary—echoing with dreams, hope, and glory?
Before the world awoke, I stood before Lumen Field—The Clink, home of the Seahawks, Sounders, and the legendary 12th Man. The cool Seattle air wrapped around me, the city’s skyline silhouetted against the mighty presence of Mount Rainier. In this sacred hour, the only sounds were distant gulls and the gentle hum of a city not yet stirred. I breathed in the legacy: a place built on unity, resilience, and the unbreakable spirit of Emerald City.
Framing my shot, I wrestled with the ever-changing dawn light. Early morning photography is a dance with shifting shadows and fleeting brilliance—each moment a challenge and a blessing. I prayed for guidance, hoping to honor God through my lens, to capture not just a stadium, but the heart of a community—its history, its hope, its faith.
As the sun crested, Lumen Field radiated—an icon of victory, devotion, and belonging. I felt awe and gratitude, fully immersed in the culture and history pulsing through every beam and banner. My hope is that this photograph brings you to that same place of wonder, where faith and inspiration meet.
