Sorry for the lack of updates; I've been working on a special photo project, as well as attending class regularly again now that the semester has started. Back to our story (and its exciting conclusion):
And this was when I realized I was one roll short. Fortunately I had begun another roll, just for the fun of it, and had a good 4 or 5 images on it. I finished it, in remarkable haste. Under the circumstances, it's really not that bad.
ARTS 2110 - Roll 20 - Ilford HP5+ 400
This was in response to a request for a photograph of the Brown College tunnels, which when flooded, reflect the pipes overhead.
Both this photo and the previous photo had 2 takes; I kept the better of both.
This gap is impossible to cross when flooded without: long-jump skills (and ability to land on a slope), parkour skills, getting one's feet wet, or going outside.
This is unforgivably boring.
There used to be a really neat set of electronic lockers in this corner of Newcomb Hall. Then they were out of order. Then they were gone, exposing this miracle of artificial lighting. If you take a lighting design course, you will see light like this.
Pipemotif.
Cliché and cheezy, but pretty well done.
Love this power cable crossing from an outlet to a desk on the top(?) floor of Alderman Library.
Even more love this random box found in the bottom of an Alderman Library stairwell.
This shot is really bad in almost every way. I kept it because it was the last one I shot for the course.
post more pics, these are cool
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