Reader’s Lens | Reflections under a busy bridge
Seattle Times reader Michael Uschold captured a quiet moment under the I-90 bridge.
Reader’s Lens | New Year’s Day at Snow Lake
Chris Vyvyan-Robinson took a snowy hike on New Year's Day. The result is stunning.
Reader’s Lens | The tower and the train
Seattle Times reader Jim Bellomo captured this shot of a train and the Smith Tower from the pedestrian overpass at the Olympic Sculpture Park.
Reader’s Lens | A well-timed portrait of a mallard
This week's winner shows a mallard making its way through the water at a popular birding spot.
Renovations are nothing new to KeyArena, evolving since 1962 and home to new NHL team VIEW
KeyArena has a history of being renovated to to meet new needs of the city.
Reader’s Lens | Snowshoeing in a winter wonderland
Seattle Times reader Dene’ Miles captured this moment of outdoor fun at Hurricane Ridge.
How the ‘Battery Street Subway,’ downtown Seattle’s other traffic tunnel, was built VIEW
Originally called the "Battery Street Subway," this tunnel finally linked Aurora to the Alaskan Way Viaduct.
Reader’s Lens | A duck dancing on the water
Seattle Times reader Chris Picard captured a wood duck in all of his feathered glory.
See the Alaskan Way Viaduct under construction in the 1950s VIEW
A look back in The Seattle Times' archives shows the huge amount of change that its construction brought to the city's waterfront.