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5/5/2026 - Go forth and SEE THE LIGHT! Have a great summer! - Rych
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Photo Observations are done for the semester.
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Current Assignment
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5/5/2026
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Final Project and Final Exam Due by 5/12/2026, 12:30pm on Canvas
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4/30/2026
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Work on the Final Project. This week's Lighting Moment will be the last blog entry of the semester. The last class session on 5/5/2026 will be for final exam review and questions on the final project. The final exam is cumulative for the semester. The final exam must be completed on Canvas by 12:30pm on 5/12/2026. The final project must be submitted to Canvas by that time as well.
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Tag Archives: Light Observation
Light Observation #6
I think I missed a lighting observation either last week or the week before, so I’m doing an extra this week. 1) 4/3 8:00pm. Norwalk, CT. 2) Night lights illuminated in fog. 3) As I was taking the train home … Continue reading
Light Observation #5
1) 3/19 11:30pm. Ohio River, Cincinnati, Ohio. 2) Cincinnati skyline reflecting in the water. 3) One of the best parts of the USITT trip to Cincinnati was one night when we walked a bridge and crossed over into Kentucky. We … Continue reading
Light Observation
The other night after a party I passed out at my friends’ house in their spare room. They refer to it as “the palagio” because it is a very elegant room. The next morning, I woke up to sunlight streaming … Continue reading
Light Observation: The wifi router
The wi-fi router on my ceiling sometimes changes colors at night, and as sensible as I like to consider myself, that little change from blue to green on that light panel, no larger than a floss-box always creeps me out. … Continue reading
The Tower Faces (Lighting Observation)
1) 2/24/14, 7 pm-ish 2) Lights in the top floor windows of Enterprise 3) I don’t know if anyone else has noticed this, but the towers on the residential side of campus all have faces. At the top of each … Continue reading
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Tagged Enterprise, face, light, Light Observation, residential, towers
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Light Observation #4
1) 2/26 , 11:30pm, Outside Hofstra USA 2) Moonlight reflected on ice on ground. 3) I was walking home from a late night in the studio when I looked up in the sky and noticed a bright white moon shining … Continue reading
Light Observation:
2/19/15, 6pm — some hole-in-the-wall store in the Garment District I might have been in the fourth dimension last Thursday night. Michael and I had gone into the city to see a show, but before the show, he had to … Continue reading
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Tagged fabric store, garment district, Light Observation, tacky
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Light Observation 3
1. 2/14/2014 2. Light in the backyard at a party 3. I was at a party on Valentine’s Day. I was standing in the backyard with my friend Craig, talking to a mutual friend of ours. I looked up and I … Continue reading
Light Observation #3
1) 2/19, ~6:00pm, Lounge on 6th floor of Nassau 2) A sunset created shadows through window blinds. 3) It was what we call the “Golden Hour” in photography, meaning that the sun was that perfect orange color. I walked past … Continue reading
Light Observation #2
1) 2/12, 5:00pm, Parking lot at Hofstra 2) The dark blue sky, the moonlight, and a street lamp combined to shine on a two large winter trees. 3) I was standing directly under two large trees with twisting branches when … Continue reading
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