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![Camera in hand, senior Will Sloan prepares to take a picture of other art in the gallery. To his left is a photo that he shot in Chicago. “This is a picture of Lakeshore Drive. It's a famous road out of Batman, [and] that was one of my favorite movies as a kid,” Sloan said. “There’s a scene where the Batmobile goes through there, so I was like ‘I’m going to need a picture of that road.’’’](https://pwestpathfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/IMG-8665-900x675.jpg)
![Junior Elizabeth Mosher matches the pose of a self-portrait she created in her Digital Design 2 class. Across her face “Elizabeth” is repeated, and on her arm, neck and hair, the space is filled with song lyrics. “It was face typography, so it’s just a picture of your face using text to fill it up and give it the illusion of life. [I was] expressing who I am through the songs I listen to. I didn’t want to have to repeat random words. It was fun while I was working because I could have the song going through my head and just type out the lyrics as they came to me. I just had more fun with it this way.”](https://pwestpathfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/DSC_0007-900x600.jpg)
