Large Screen Lobby Display
Four Points of Washington
Through May 30
Mt. Rainier from Sunrise, photographed by Richard Eidal on August 24, 2009.
(Washington State Historical Society/Richard Eidal)
People from around Washington submitted photographs for the "Four Points of Washington" program
in 2009, and their digital art will be on view in a large screen lobby display at the History Museum. The photographs are displayed
in sets of four, showing different views or aspects of places around the state. The project
was designed to generate an archive of Washington views, and the photographs were inducted into
the Historical Society's digital photography collection.
Organized by the Washington State History Museum.
See more digital art submitted during "Four Points of Washington" here.
Tenino City Park at sunrise, by Lynn Oha Carey, photographed October 10, 2008. (Washington State History Museum/Lynn Oha Carey)
Snow Lake, North Cascades, photographed by Dr. Daniel Perrault on July 5, 2008. (Washington State History Museum/Dr. Daniel Perrault)
Skagit Valley tulips, photographed by Jenn Chushcoff, April 29, 2009. (Washington State Historical Society/Jenn Chushcoff)