If I get a chance, once I dig up my notebook; I'll post the exposure details for all these.
On my way back from class in the studio art building.
1/125 f/4

Also outside Alumni Hall. Some kind of third-year event to get recruit members to Alumni Club, which they paradoxically allow students to become members of before we graduate. The detail on these negatives is fantastic: I can read people's shirts at full size (I scanned it to be around 78 megapixels).

Also outside Alumni Hall. Some kind of third-year event to get recruit members to Alumni Club, which they paradoxically allow students to become members of before we graduate. The detail on these negatives is fantastic: I can read people's shirts at full size (I scanned it to be around 78 megapixels).
1/125 f/5.6
Clouds. That one looks like a cloud.
1/125 f/11 (partial guess, meter was unreliable)


A column. Quite possibly part of the de-renovation project to restore the original (superior) 'look' of Grounds... at significant financial cost.
Extreme close-up on grass breaking through clay. Realized later that using the macro ability of the bellows on my camera requires more light (since the lens is farther away).
In that mysterious alley beside (what was) Garrett Hall. This may have been removed by the renovations. UVa has a lot of neat places only a few feet from the paths people walk every day.
I attempted to zone meter this. I kind of failed; the range was too wide even for Acros (which is saying something) and I underexposed pretty badly. There is impossibly much dust on this negative; I've tried to brush as much out as I could.
1/125 f/4 (I took more notes on this, but considering how underexposed it was, I've omitted them)

Ivy growing out of a signpost outside of my dorm. Conceptually neat (the first in a series that emerged over the semester), but aesthetically kind of boring; I wish I had done this better.

Ivy growing out of a signpost outside of my dorm. Conceptually neat (the first in a series that emerged over the semester), but aesthetically kind of boring; I wish I had done this better.










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