As music editor for Seattlest over the last couple years, I've learned a lot. Mostly about local music but also about sharing what you love with others, the power of friendship and community and most importantly about myself. This is my goodbye (and hello) to all of you, our loyal readers. You've done more for me than I can say and hope to hear from you and speak to you in the future about the universal language of music. more ›

The Natural History Museum of London have awarded the photography of Seattle's Daniel Beltrá by proclaiming him the 2011 Veolia Environnement Wildlife Photographer of the Year. A fitting award for this brilliant photographer. more ›

Overview by Tyler M. Yates from the Seattlest Flickr pool. more ›

Angela Boykins, a local baker and waitress, has immersed herself in Seattle's food culture, but she always goes back to photography. Our own Laura Brewer sits down to talk with the burgeoning food photographer, blogger and enthusiast. more ›

We occupied everything this week. Bars (all weekend, because who puts Halloween on a Monday?), the streets (when it was nice) our houses (when it wasn't), sporting events (in spite of rain), and of course, you know, the actual protests. more ›

This week, we be ran the winners of this year's Cake vs. Pie Photography Contest. Here's the First Place winner! Congrats! more ›

This week, we'll be running the winners of this year's Cake vs. Pie Photography Contest. Here's the Second Place winner: more ›

This week, we'll be running the winners of this year's Cake vs. Pie Photography Contest. Here's the Third Place winner: more ›

This week, we'll be running the winners of this year's Cake vs. Pie Photography Contest. Here's the Honorable Mention: more ›

Seattlest has never been shy about mixing it up. And when it comes to topics that have communities pitted against one another, you can be sure at least a handful of the staffers will decidedly be near the action, weighing in with our unsolicited (but always educated) opinions. And the more esoteric, the better. more ›

This week, our Seattlest Flickr friends are going big. Big rocks, big signs, big airplanes--it it's bigger than a breadbox, our photos are into it. Check out the best big stuff in our Flickr pool from this week, then add your own to get it on the site. more ›

Beltrá's photographs are truly things of awe. They are large, saturated portraits of a fragile world where the line between human interference and natural decay is very fine indeed. more ›

In our wonderfully prolific Seattle music scene, the opportunities for concert photography seem endless. While lenses tend to focus on the stage, local photographer Christopher Nelson has found more inspiration among those that make an artist who they are: the fans. Those fans and all of Seattle will soon have the opportunity to see Nelson's work on display at his first-ever photography showcase called FANS - A Look At The People Who Make A Show Great. more ›

Cars that go fast, cars that plug into the wall, cars that rumble, and even movie cars are on display at the Seattle Auto Show at Qwest Field Event Center. Check out our gallery. more ›

Matt Janke's newest restaurant at the Harbor Steps serves up a great menu, local ingredients, and plenty of amazing food. more ›

A glimpse into the kitchen of Canlis Restaurant. Photos courtesy of Zach Pacleb. more ›

A behind the scenes look at the pizza artisans at Delancey in action. more ›

We retweeted this earlier, but the Woodland Park Zoo has an announcement up for a Digital Photography Internship Opportunity. The zoo is looking to staff their Communications and Marketing Department with a separate unpaid intern for each a Spring and Summer 2010 session - a three month opportunity. Here’s a summary: more ›

Rogovin, who turns 100 on December 30, is an heir to the legacy of social documentary photographers like Lewis Hine and Jacob Riis, who--armed with a camera and driven by conscience--worked to document the lives of people whom much of society had ignored or taken for granted. Rogovin's series on Appalachian miners, taken from 1962-1987, are particularly impressive. more ›

"JUST ONE TASTE" by CHRIS BLAKELY from the Seattlest flickr pool. more ›

"Ballard Sunday Market" by Steve Mohundro, from our Flickr pool more ›

"On the Loop trail" by Mary Land, from our Flickr pool more ›

"Architecture puzzle." by Elliot Norwood, from our Flickr pool more ›