There are two things college students want and need : money, and pizza. During an activity at Krach Leadership Center, HotBox Pizza had a “boxing” contest. The student who could fold up the most boxes in a 2-minute time period would receive free pizza for the year.
As I was walking to class in the Electrical Engineering building, I noticed that this vase of roses was sitting outside of a laboratory classroom. I took a closer look at the note attached to the bouquet: Dear Andrew Bolt, I can’t believe it’s been a year since that day. I...
It has been a year since Purdue had faced its biggest tragedy. Today at noon, the campus observed a moment of silence in his memory.
By the time I was done with classes, it was too dark to take a picture of campus. Instead, I found way to take a picture of campus whenever I wanted to.
Tried taking another night shot, and realized how hard it is without a tripod. While I’m not particularly proud of this shot, it provided me an introduction to night-time photography.
One of the things that make campus beautiful at night is the light fixtures on and underneath the Engineering Fountain.
Purdue has an army of squirrels on campus. These two squirrels were fighting over an already-eaten apple.
As the snow and ice are starting to melt, the icicles on buildings are starting to drip dry with warmer temperatures approaching.
Here’s my first attempt at a still-life image. I was provided a small “ship” a bottle of sand, and a wooden box that resembles a treasure chest. I’m learning how to compose an image using solely objects.
Every year, a portion of campus must be under construction as part of a tradition to continue improving itself. Pictured is Grissom Hall, under renovation as part of an engineering growth project.