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Lighting Observation #2

Posted on February 6, 2014 by previousstudent

1. 2/6/14, 9:54 pm, Leaving Emily Lowe 2. Objective Description: There is light coming from Lowe behind me, accompanied by a blue glow from the emergency contact post. 3. Subjective Description: The light from Emily Lowe create a sort of … Continue reading →

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Photo Observation #2

Posted on February 6, 2014 by previousstudent

1)  2) http://justinoaksford.deviantart.com/art/Far-Over-the-Misty-Mountains-Cold-342592572 3) THEME: Cold 4) DESCRIPTION: Just like the mountain that rises from the background of this photograph, the coldness of this photo overwhelms this image. All around is a dark, sinister blue, giving an uncomfortable feeling to anyone … Continue reading →

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Lighting Observation #2

Posted on February 6, 2014 by previousstudent

1. February 6th, 2014 6:13 PM, Yoga Studio-Hofstra Fitness Center 2. OBJECTIVE DESCRIPTION: The light of a single bulb in an ornamented lamp against the background of a darkened room. 3. SUBJECTIVE DESCRIPTION: In the already darkened Yoga Studio, there … Continue reading →

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Light Observation #2

Posted on February 6, 2014 by previousstudent

1. February 6th, 2014 at 3:45 PM outside the Speigel Theater. 2. OBJECTIVE DESCRIPTION: The transition from leaving a dark space and looking directly at the snow, which reflected the sun. 3. SUBJECTIVE DESCRIPTION: The snow was brighter than ever … Continue reading →

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Light Observation #2

Posted on February 6, 2014 by previousstudent

1. Wednesday, February 5, 2014. Memorial Quad, 2:30 AM 2. Walking back to C-Square when the light of the lamp post flickers and goes out. 3. Bracing myself against the cold, I began my trek back to the recesses of … Continue reading →

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Photo Observation #2

Posted on February 6, 2014 by previousstudent

2) http://thequaintrellelife.com/1/category/all/1.html 3) Cold 4) Everything in this pictures exudes the cold. The spiky icicles make my shoulders cringe; the cringing feels similar to the clenching that happens in the cold. The grayish white color that covers the trees and … Continue reading →

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Photo Observation #2

Posted on February 6, 2014 by previousstudent

2. I took this photo in January 2014 in Portsmouth, New Hampshire at Prescott Park. 3. Cold 4. In this picture, the sun is setting, leaving the chill of winter to take over for the night. The ice covered pier … Continue reading →

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Lighting Observation #2

Posted on February 6, 2014 by previousstudent

1. February 4th 2014 at around 7:30 at Take-One Theaters. 2. A bright white light coming from an ellipsoidal reflector spotlight. It is a warm, circular and luminous spot. 3. When I stood under the spotlight, the atmosphere was overwhelming. … Continue reading →

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Photo Observation #2

Posted on February 6, 2014 by previousstudent

1. 2. The internet: http://images.nationalgeographic.com/wpf/media-live/photos/000/477/overrides/lyngen-alps-aurora-1-24_47737_600x450.jpg 3. Cold. 4. Over the icy mountains, streaks of violet, teal and green race down from the deep blue sky. These shimmering, cool colors give a sensation of shivers and the need to be warm. The chilly water … Continue reading →

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Photo Observation #2 – Max Cerci

Posted on February 6, 2014 by previousstudent

2) Taken by me on the Boston harbor.  3) Cold 4) The dark clouds in silhouette combined with the blue part of the sky conjure feelings of coldness. The sunset while bright does not have that dark redish color often … Continue reading →

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