I figured another flashback to the Seattle Underground series was in order. I’ve been thinking about whether or not I should post this image because I couldn’t quite get it to look how I wanted it. In my mind, I’d pictured a dark, grimy scene with cobwebs and such overcome by this strong, piercing light [...]

It’s always fun to bring back a series, if only for a moment, especially one that’s close to home and one I really enjoyed putting together! New to the series? No worries! You can catch up right here. I was looking through the images from the underground I posted a while back and saw a couple [...]

Well here it is… the end of my underground series. This will be the last post of the second half and I figure what better way to end the series than the same way the underground tour itself ends… with this image. I don’t believe anyone actually knows what this relic of old Seattle actually [...]

There haven’t been a lot black and white images featured in my underground series, but when I saw this particular chair underneath the Seattle streets, I knew this was my black and white images. It’s a timeless scene of an old wooden chair resting underneath part of an old archway. Was this a doorway that [...]

I’ll never forget the first story I first heard about this particular point in the Seattle Underground tour. This place is haunted the guides will tell you. As you walk past the vault, you’ll feel a breath of cold air across the back of your neck. I didn’t believe it, and apparently neither did that [...]

As you walk around the underground, a series of boarded walkways lead to concrete floors and then back to boarded walkways. It’s quite the network of halls flanked by clutter, sewer piping, and the occasional puddle of water if it’s raining up above at street level. On a weekend, imagine a group of around 30 [...]

One of the sites in the underground tour I always remember is walking through the section in today’s image and hearing a resounding “thud, thud, thud” from above. Now it’s not exactly silent underneath the city, but this was a definitely audible sound. You have the genuine feeling of “what on earth was that?” and [...]