Tag Archives: Emily Lowe

Final Lighting Observation

Posted on April 28, 2026 by previousstudent

April 28th, 2026 – 2:45 pm – Emily Lowe Quad The lighting on the Emily Lowe Hall Quad was super cool today! It was cloudy but every now and then the sun would pop out, so it kept going from … Continue reading →

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Lighting Observation #4

Posted on February 27, 2025 by previousstudent

February 18th, 5:51pm, in-between Lowe and Bits The sunset resting underneath the Hofstra University Museum sign/arch Underneath the arch that connects bits and Lowe, the sun was showing was setting from underneath the arch. The sky behind me was starting … Continue reading →

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Lighting Description #2

Posted on February 8, 2018 by previousstudent

Location: Emily Lowe 2nd Floor 8:50 am in our classroom. In our classroom there was a lamp placed on the desk in the front left corner. The first two windows in the room have their blinds closed the following windows … Continue reading →

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Lighting Ob #8

Posted on March 16, 2016 by previousstudent

3/16/2016, 2:29pm, Quad outside of Lowe Objective: The only light given out here is natural sunlight coming from directly above Emily Low hall. Subjective: The light gives the ultimate feeling of summer. The sun is shining very brightly yet there … Continue reading →

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Hofstra Snow – Tia

Posted on February 8, 2016 by previousstudent

2) Photo Credit: Me 3) Theme: Cold 4) Description: This is a picture I took directly outside of Lowe. The trees had just collected the snow that had fallen and the sun was just starting to peek out. The light … Continue reading →

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Light Observation #10

Posted on April 9, 2014 by previousstudent

1)April 9, 2014 10:05 AM Emily Lowe Hall, room 201 2)The combination of the lights on in the room and the sunlight coming in from the windows made for a different environment than is usually found in room 201 3)In … Continue reading →

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