Lighting Observation

February 23rd, 2017; 7:54am; Bill of Rights Hall 13th Floor
The sunlit morning fog blanketing the air.
I woke up around 6am and looked outside; I thought it was pouring rain the fog was so heavy. When I woke up again at 7:30, I then thought it was snowing (I also did not have my glasses on). As I was sitting in front of my window getting ready, I found the way the light was cutting through the fog to be so interesting. It was completely opaque; I couldn’t see anything through it. But the light made the density of the fog strikingly clear; if the sterile, white noise “feeling” of a hospital room could be visualized, this is what it would look like. Fittingly, it felt very mysterious, just like our theme of the week.

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