That said, if anyone did a double take when they ventured here, it's still me, Kirsten, and this is still a photography blog. If anyone has troubles with reading headings or anything, let me know!
Anyways, enough of my jabber. On to photos from today:
I thought this was an interesting perspective of the chandelier of lights in a nearby dorm. It really fits the theme of "light" (if I were to have one, that is...)
I saw this kid and his dad on a walk across campus. Thought it was really cute. I was trying to get them in mid-step, but I think it looks a little like the kid is not on the ground at all, haha.
Someone tied this flower onto the statue's hand. I'm not sure what it was for, but there was also a necklace with a star of David on it on the statue's other hand. I really like it when people do art and stuff like this, and I love that the campus is open and receptive of it.
As I walked past this patch of grass, it was completely littered with leaves. I thought it made for an interesting picture. I really liked how the leaves were not flat or droopy. They were sort of frolicking in the grass instead.
These two twins were in the Quad today. The more outgoing one was dancing around and having a lot of fun. I thought this picture showed his enthusiasm.
I don't know what's wrong (if anything) with this flower, but part of the flower is...gone? I thought it made for an interesting picture, like a "window" into the flower.
Isn't this a great view? I'm so lucky to have such a nice view of the mountains. This was taken during sunset, just as the clouds opened and reveal the range. It's been cloudy all weekend, but I was happy to see some nice colors finally, even if it was only for a bit.
Hope your weekend was great!
Your photos are excellent and it was fun reading your thoughts as you saw them as subjects...that really made the post sparkle. Campuses are rich environments..for people watching, nature, photo ops, As well as what they're supposed to be rich in, learning, of course )))! The daffodil looks like its a little the worst for going thru a rainstorm probably, but still so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThanks Sallie! I really love my campus; it's so beautiful and has great opportunities (both educational and photo-ops! haha).
DeleteLovely photos, my favorite is the statue with flower in hand.
ReplyDeleteOur first linky party is on at:
http://www.pret-a-vivre.com/2013/03/ready-to-waltz-party-time.html
We'd love for you to join if you can. Have a great weekend.
I'll head over and have a look! Thanks for inviting me.
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