Travis Ness is a Photo Producer for The Seattle Times, specializing in capturing the beauty and essence of the local Washington area. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for photography, Travis's work showcases the unique landscapes, wildlife, and moments that make Seattle and its surroundings truly special.
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Travis Ness primarily focuses on reviewing photography of nature and wildlife, with a strong emphasis on landscapes and skies. He seems to appreciate unique and visually striking images that capture the essence of the local environment.
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Pike Place Market visitors were able to take home free flowers during the annual Daffodil Day.
By: Travis Ness
Multiple people sent photos from this memorable Seattle sunrise, but this one wowed us the most. The combination of texture, color and reflection is breathtaking.
By: Travis Ness
Two kayakers, a few clouds on a nice day and perfect timing made for an interesting photo on Lake Washington. Our expert calls it "downright captivating."
By: Travis Ness
On a summer day in Seaview, a photographer captures a family's first trip to any ocean anywhere, and the almost-palpable joy of running into it — fully clothed.
By: Travis Ness
The weather didn't cooperate on this trip to a fire lookout in Skagit County, but the fresh snow still provided a beautiful, interesting background for a photo.
By: Travis Ness
In this interesting view of our beloved cherry blossoms, predaylight darkness gives us a chance to see the flowering trees, quite literally, in a different light.
By: Travis Ness
A reader on an early morning drive to check out Mount Vernon's tulip fields heard this little song sparrow before she found him perched on these full blooms.
By: Travis Ness
This photo of a snacking heron pretty much checks all the Reader's Lens boxes. Local flavor? Check. Great composition? Check. Interesting moment? Check!
A photographer thought he'd missed his perfect chance at the micromoon, but then it broke through the clouds just as this small plane flew in front of it.
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