Summer 39: The Pond will always make me happy

I love taking photos at sunset.

I have sky and silhouette and the pond going on here-

trifecta win!

Summer 20: Gorgeous Geometry at Sunset

I love the curves at the top of the picture contrasted with

the straight line angles of the bottom of the picture.

And the sun is the coolest.

Summer 19: Boston Common

Casual graves on Boston Common

Cat/house sat for Mike and Shelley

and went in to Chinatown to meet up with Kate

Walked around the common for a bit;

they have the prettiest graveyards in Boston.

Summer 18: Investigating the Void
The Religious Studies department has moved out of Duffyand into the Old Student Union (which you should be able to see in this picture, but can't)I found this record in the place where their offices used to be,which is now just one large room.
I blame Beisheim, but I could be wrong.

Summer 17: Seeing Orientation From a Completely Different Perspective
Playfair is going on in the corner of this picture.We creeped on all the new freshies and it made me think a lot about the past three years.
Who knew three years (six semesters) could goSO fast?

Summer 9: Taking advantage of the Farm

This isn't my favorite photo from today,

but it does represent the space well.

I felt a particular affinity to growing things today,

so I went to the farm to just be with them.

Coming from a sleepy seed, eating the dirt,

completely changing your form so your life makes sense,

blooming and pushing hard through the earth to reach the sun?

Yeah. I gotchu, homeskillet. We're speakin' the same language.

Thrive.

Summer 6.5: Martin II

And this is actually the same view,
just taken with different settings and a slightly different perspective.

I love photography.

Summer 4: Beautiful O'Hara Bridge

I've always loved the O'Hara area of campus. I think it's truly underappreciated. But it kind of seems a lot like home to me because it was my first Stonehill home.

This picture isn't from today, but it is from recently when the weather and lighting were very similar to today.

Isn't spring just the best time?

316/365

I love my geometrees.

'Nough said, methinks.

312/365

More trees outside of Duffy.

They're pretty even when they're almost done leaving for the winter.

Oh, Stonehill.

How much do you pay for your prettiness?!

310/365

Not my typical style (I don't like that the middle part of the branch is what's in focus), but I kind of like it for a change.

Plus, it was breezy (hard to focus) and Em was rushing meeee.

309/365

This is the other dandelion. Against an amazing fall sky.

Even in November, skies are blue. =)

308/365

The sun goes down sharply behind the library- it just cuts straight at you across the field because there's nothing between you and it.

This leaf was illuminated by the last-minute afternoon sun.

It was practically glowing.

306/365

I really love this tree.

Not stellar colors in this picture, but I think this tree is just grand.

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. =)

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.

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.

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!