Some photos I've taken with Lumen Lens kiosks throughout the years!

The process for fans is simple and engaging:

1. Approach the kiosk and select a photo frame.
2. Choose up to two players to pose with.
3. Follow the on-screen countdown and pose in the designated spot.
4. Review the photo and send it to their phone or email.

A key highlight of Lumen Lens is its interactive player overlays. Before the final shot, players pop into the frame and sometimes even engage with fans before striking their final pose, adding an extra layer of fun to the experience.

On game days, I manage volunteers stationed at Lumen Lens kiosks, ensuring they:

• Understand the experience and can assist fans.
• Handle crowd flow efficiently.
• Report technical or UX issues that arise during their shifts.

I provide training, itineraries, and post-game debriefs to continuously improve their experience. Many volunteers return multiple times per season, which speaks to the fun and rewarding nature of working with Lumen Lens.

A crowded Lumen Lens photo station. Volunteers are trained to manage crowds through barriers and line assistance.

Lumen Lens is one of the most rewarding projects I manage because of the joy it brings to fans. Whether it’s:

• A mother and her child excitedly sharing a photo with DK Metcalf, or
• A volunteer returning for the third time, eager to see creative fan poses

I see firsthand how these keepsakes enhance the fan experience. They capture memorable moments with friends, family, and favorite players—creating something truly unique to Seahawks games.

Image via Seahawks.com.