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Lighting Observation

March 10, 2023; 8:00pm; Connecticut Highway The lampposts and headlights were shining on the highway. The night sky was completely black and yet, on this small section of highway there were individual lampposts staggering alongside the road, lighting our way … Continue reading

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  Photo credit: Katie O’Keefe Theme: Nightlife Description: This is a photo I took on a bus trip down to DC last semester. I used the long exposure on my camera to capture the colors of the headlights going past … Continue reading

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Light Observation

Time: Tuesday night, 11:50 pm Objective Description: As I looked out my window at night, everything appeared to be black and yellow, except one room in a building across the parking lot. Subjective Description: I was getting ready to go to bed, … Continue reading

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Lighting Observation #4

1. February 18th, 11:30-12:00 at night on Portion Road. 2. This light is a bunch of bright headlights rushing by the left side of me. In front of me are red, some-what circular brake lights. These lights shined during a … Continue reading

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Photo Observation #3

1.  2. http://www.thepinnaclelist.com/blog/directory/sensory-overload-in-times-square-the-neon-heart-of-manhattan-new-york/ 3. Night Life 4. Nothing depicts “Night Life” quite like Time Square. Imagine all of the bustling city-goers, walking on the sidewalk with the multi-colored neon billboards shining on their faces. The welcoming glow of Broadway marquees flash … Continue reading

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Light Observation #1: Headlights Through the Blinds

1. Wednesday February 1, 2012 at about 3:15 AM.  I was in my room in Liberty Hall—the bottom floor, with a window facing Oak Street. 2. The light was a combination of three sources: The amber glow of Hofstra’s lamps, … Continue reading

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