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3/5/2026- "Like a jellyfish, let your inner light guide you through dark waters" - Unknown
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For: 3/12/2026 - Single source artificial light. Include a Angle Color/Lighting Key diagram as per 3/5 lecture.
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3/5/2026
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Work on Angle Exercise. angle exercise worksheet (handed out in class, link is in case you need an extra copy) Reminder, how to read an architects scale. Angle exercise due 3/12/2026. Attend A Little Night Music. Your review of the show will be due on Canvas 3/24/2026
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3/3/2026
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Read the The Image of Light Chapter 12 & The Lighting Key Chapter 13 in the Gillette text.
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Tag Archives: lamppost
3rd Lighting Observation – KS
02/15/2026 – 11:34pm – Hofstra University next to Vander Poel Hall The light I am talking about is from one of the lamp posts on the Hofstra University Campus. Specifically, the one next to the stairs between Constitution Hall and … Continue reading
Lighting Observation 9
Thursday, April 11th at 10:25ish at night, walking through North Side I had been walking back to my dorm, and noticed the halo surrounding the lampposts that surrounded the lights. I am nearsighted, and need to use contacts or glasses … Continue reading
Light Observation 3
Wednesday, February 13, 2019 – Outside of Vander Poel Hall The sun had just started to set, creating a periwinkle color in the sky. The trees were striking against this backdrop, appearing almost black in comparison. The lamppost lights had … Continue reading
Light Observation #5
Walking past Colonial Square looking towards the towers at 6:30 pm on Tuesday, February 28 It was nighttime and there was a great deal of fog, so you couldn’t see the towers at all. You could only see the lampposts … Continue reading
Light Observation #1
Tuesday, January 31 at 7:45pm outside Spiegel Theatre, looking at the path leading towards the weird statue. By this point in the night, it was almost completely dark, so pretty much the only light was coming from the lampposts and … Continue reading
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Tagged Darkness, Hofstra, lamppost, night, pathway, snow, spiegel theatre, trees
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Lighting Observation #9
1. March 31st 2014, at around 8 on my block. 2. The lampposts on my block. One in particular: A flickering light post. They had an orange and yellow glow around a dark area. 3. On Old Post Drive, you can walk … Continue reading
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Tagged beautifully, block, circles, Darkness, Drive, faint, Flickering, floor, glows, illuminated, joggers, lamppost, lost, night, old, orange, pale, Post, rest, shades, Sky, yellow
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Light Observation #2
1) 2/7/13, 6:50PM, Outside Vander Poel Hall 2) The lampposts were lit, a few emitting a white light, and a few emitting an orange light. There was one among the group of lights that emitted a violet light unlike any … Continue reading
Light Observation!
Tuesday 14 February, 2012 (any night, really) My dorm room Around 1:30 am The blinds are down over our 9′-0″ x 4′-0″ window, slats pointed up. The orangeish-red of the lampposts outside and down seven stories gently furnishes our room. … Continue reading
Light Observation!
Monday 6 February, 2012 Outside Emily Lowe Hall and the Cranford Adams Playhouse Around 8:00 pm I’m walking from Lowe towards the Playhouse and I see the moon in the sky. It’s visible through the branches of one of the … Continue reading