Reader’s Lens | As they pass Alki, cranes make ferry look small
In the Pacific Northwest, we usually think of car-carrying ferries as big. But that's not so true when, as reader Tom Gordon found, four gigantic...
Reader’s Lens | Face to “face” with a baby skate fish
Seattle Times reader Claudia Cooper snapped this shot of a baby skate fish's underbelly. But those "eyes" aren't what they seem.
Reader’s Lens | Eagles tag-team their hunt for dinner
Seattle Times reader Ann Donahoe spotted a rare duo: two bald eagles on the prowl for ducks.
Reader’s Lens | Delicate ice crystals in Bothell
What are "snow feathers"? Seattle Times reader Karyn Zupke coined the term for these unusual ice-crystal structures captured with a macro lens in Bothell's Miner's Corner...
Reader’s Lens | Scenes from a snowy Seattle
Readers captured snowy scenes from Seattle to Hood Canal.
A brief photographic history of Seattle’s snow WATCH
This weekend's snowfall likely will pale in comparison to The Big Snow of 1916, which lasted for weeks.
Reader’s Lens | An eagle takes flight
Seattle Times reader Gloria Z Nagler waited beside a tree at Matthews Beach to catch this shot of a bald eagle at the moment of...
Reader’s Lens | Put a bird on it
Seattle Times reader Tim Nicol spotted this bird standing on another bird.
Reader’s Lens | Lunar eclipse over the Space Needle
During this month's lunar eclipse, Seattle Times reader Yoshiki Nakamura caught the moon and the Space Needle in a single frame.