By Chelsea Donovan

Maybelline lip gloss in shade "Blissful Blush". Brightfield microscopy, 20x. 

By Alexander Busch

Image of Baker's yeast (Saccharomyces cerevisiae). 40x.

By Emma Privitera

Lantern fly wing. Phase contrast microscopy, 10x.

By Ben Tanner

Inside of a banana. Darkfield microscopy, 20x

By Ryan Peterson

Fly wing vein and hairs. Darkfield microscopy, 40x.

By Ray Martin

Pollen grain. Darkfield microscopy, 40x

By Vanessa Rollins

Old Bay!! The best seasoning ever is pictured here. Phase microscopy, 10X.

By Emily Myers

Tiny spider-web like structure that was located between the gills of a mushroom that was found outside of the Bioscience building. 10x. 

By Angel San Miguel

Dead oak leaf. 20x.

By Ryan Peterson

Crystallized honey from wildflower pollen. Polarization microscopy, 10x.

By Caroline Poole

A drop of water on top of a leaf which provided the contrast to view the water. Brightfield microscopy, 20x.

By Vanessa Rollins

This blade of grass from the outside of Bioscience. In order to get this shot the middle part of the blade of grass was the only part that made it under the lens. Due to much of the grass beginning to die from being cut or browning due to most likely disease, this was the healthiest part. 40x.

By Lexi Parsons

Leaf. Brightfield, 20x.

By Sophia Lindauer

Natural human hair and cotton strings. Polarization microscopy, 20x.

By Ian McLellan

Spider mite mounted with water. Darkfield microscopy, 10x.

By Payton Robinson

Many human hairs. Polarization microscopy, 10x.

By Carly Burns

Flower petal obtained in Harrisonburg, VA. 20x.

By Ian McLellan

Stomatal print of Gingko biloba leaf prepared using nail polish and cellophane tape. Brightfield microscopy, 10x.

By Chelsea Donovan

Green leaf from outside Bioscience building. Brightfield microscopy, 10x. 

By Ben Tanner

Granulated watercolor on paper. 4 separate images compiled into one. 10x.

By Ray Martin

Inside of banana peel. Phase Contrast microscopy, 40x

By Lexi Parsons

Bubbles. Phase contrast microscopy, 40x.

By Sophia Lindauer

Wax scraped onto a slide. DIC microscopy, 20x. 

By Caroline Poole

A lone wing of an unknown insect. I thought this part was unique because it looked like a coconut tree not just the structure of the wing. Brightfield microscopy, 10x.

By Payton Robinson

Pollen grains collected from a flower. Darkfield microscopy, 10x.

By Carly Burns

Eyeshadow that glows under UV/black light. Interestingly, the eyeshadow mostly appears as a deep, gray-blue color, but the sparkles are all hot pink. 10x.