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The Western Washington University College of Fine and Performing Arts is displaying a photographic art exhibit created by students enrolled in the department’s Intermediate Black and White Photography class titled “SEM-Holga: High-Tech and Low-Tech Diptych” through Nov. 23 in the Western gallery.

The photographs were taken using both a scanning electron microscope and a Holga toy camera. The project allowed students a chance to consider both microscopic and personal worldviews.

Students who will have their photos displayed or were involved with the exhibit include:

• Catheleen Abramowicz of Arlington
• Breanna Coon of Snohomish
• Noah Gray of Los Angeles, California
• David Henry of Marysville
• Kaitlin Howland of North Bend
• Rachel Ivancic of Seattle
• Rebekkah James of Castio Valley, California
• Kathryn Johnson of Snohomish
• Emily Jones-Blachowicz of Bothell
• Anna Kerr of Spokane
• Kendall Lawley of Seattle
• Maddie Price of Portland, Oregon
• Tasha Smith of Puyallup
• ErynDae Thorvaldsen of Madison, Wisconsin
• Alexandra Vincent of Castio Valley, California
• Collin Whalen of Vancouver
• Robin Sizemore of Mount Vernon

For more information about the exhibit contact Garth Amundson, �������� professor of Art, at (360) 650-3436 or garth.amundson@wwu.edu.