Reader’s Lens | Larch madness is here
Larch needles turning yellow and getting ready to fall make for one of the best scenes in the Pacific Northwest.
Reader’s Lens | A tree frog was trying to hide, but this reader spotted it. Can you?
Seattle Times reader Chris Picard captured this image of a tree frog blending in with its environment at Magnuson Park.
An eagle at crew practice? A reader stumbled on the wild scene in Laurelhurst
Photographer: Richard Birmingham Photo taken: Oct. 12, 2019, in Laurelhurst Photographer’s description: "Early-morning crew team on the lake between the Laurelhurst Beach Club and Webster Point. This photo...
Can you spot the second person in this reader’s image of hot-air balloons?
Seattle Times reader Sandy Novak composed this picture of a man next to hot-air balloons at the Great Prosser Balloon Rally. Can you spot his...
A sleepy owl dozed on a branch. A lucky reader was there with a camera.
"Sweet dreams, squirrels, for the owl is asleep," says Seattle Times reader Gloria Z. Nagler.
Reader’s Lens | A reader helps us see the Enchantments in a new light
With a name like the Enchantments, overexposure is inevitable. The antidote? Smart framing and a slow shutter speed.
Reader’s Lens | How a reader captured this stunning photo of Seattle’s recent lightning storm
Seattle Times reader Yoshiki Nakamura relied on strong photographic instincts to compose this rare view from Kerry Park.
