300 (!!!) /365

Simple and yet beautiful. There is just something about the fall light.

299/365

One of my continuing series of shots out of the window in Stanger 209 (209...? Whatever, the one with the window)

I hope it snows before the semester ends so I can get it with snow, too. =)

298/365

Our little grotto, modeled after Notre Dame's.

Part of the Mary tour that Prof Leith took us on. What a gem that woman is.

297/365

Took a stroll behind the Easton Town Hall and found this random... planter? well? Ihavenoidea.

It was very random, but very cool, and it made me wonder what the Town Hall used to be.

296/365

More fall yellows and reds.

=)

295/365

Serene. Yellow and Green and White.

Atypical fall colors, but beautiful nonetheless.

Ohhh O'Hara pond. Wily and full of secrets are you.

294/365

I wish fall would never end.

293/365

CM is my home.

It is where my FAVorite profs live. And it was beautiful on this day.

Oh Cushing Martin, home of everything good.

292/365

The view from the library on another gorgeous fall day at Stonehill College.

I love the architecture on the library. Also the reflection in the window. Not only is it a reflection, it's a cool reflection!

291/365

We even have pretty staircases at Stonehill.

Win for the library.

Also, Escher-like?

I kind of think so. Because is this picture looking down or up?

290/365

Stonehill on a beautiful fall day.

I love this image. The Hill is just always so picturesque.

Also hearts for the clock, ha!

289/365

The view from the library again.

The stairwell this time.

I have got to stop living at the library please. At least it's pretty, though. =)

288/365

The view from the window in Critical Theory (the window that I so frequently think of escaping the mental anguish through).

The view keeps changing, but it's always pretty. I looove O'Hara pond.

287/365

The clouds were just so pretty and purple. I like the clock, too, but the clouds were so pretty!

286/365

If you can tell me where I took this on campus, I'll give you a cookie.

I like lines. I also like Stonehill. And grass, ha!

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More trees outside the Commons. The sky is always the bluest in the fall. =)

284/365

The colors look horrible on here, but the picture is nice-ish anyway.

It's just sort of a recording of how pretty fall was on campus. =)

These are the trees by the roco.

283/365

More fetters of the library.

I REALLY love the interplay of the lines from the walkway outside with the crossing lines in the window.

And yeah, I know it's crooked. There was a man sitting here and I didn't spend much time lining up the shot because I didn't want to freak him out (although there is A LOT you can get away with just by holding a camera...). I lined up the vertical lines with the edges of the picture, though, just not the horizontal ones.

282/365

Another beautiful day at the Hill and I'm stuck inside, fettered by my schoolwork (represented here by the pretty architecture of the library).

At least there are a lot of windows. =)

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The sky was on fire!

I love the yellow into blue of the sunset. =)

Taken while standing outside waiting for Judy before band.

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I am often struck by the diagonal staircase against the horizontal and vertical of the windows when I walk by Villa. I like the geometry (weird, I know.)

Not a great picture, but I like the windows.

If I could, I would have moved the friggin bush.

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Tree, fall light, new aspect of campus. It's infrequently that I walk this way (towards Martin).

Not especially spectacular, but I do enjoy the light (and the sky...)

278/365

Obviamente, I didn't take this.

Guest photographer took this.

This was part of our woods and coffee date.

I like people photography and I haven't done any in a while. Maybe that will be my next assignment.

277/365

Sticks and leafs and water.

Pretty day outside.

Caramel latte and conversation in the middle of the woods (I'm turning into a Romantic...)

276/365

What an intricate carving! I definitely pondered the process of this for a bit after I took this picture.

One of the more striking styles of writing I noticed today.