With a scanning electron microscope (SEM), we can see life at 20,000x its actual size.  This is fortunate, because the microscopic world is invisible to the naked eye.  At Gettysburg College, I spent a year and a half learning how to photograph the miniature universe we never see.  With the help of digital software, I was able to capture and colorize a number of specimens, and have since shared them through exhibits and libraries.

To view a select few of these images, follow this link to the Microscopy Portfolio.