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The Law Library provides over 300 study carrels to law students each year. The carrels provide a private, reserved space on 2nd-4th floors for law student individual study.
Se acerca los examenes y esta es mi vista, horas y horas delante de unos cuantos, x no decir cientos, de folios espereando a q llege la fecha de ese examen q tanto miedo me da. Pasados unos dias se me apodera de mi la tristeza y la frustración al ver que he estudiado tanto para consegir un misero 4, otras veces, es al contrario, compruebo q he aprobado y la alegria se apodera de mi cuerpo, tanto esfuerzo merecio la pena.
This week: Exploring the effect of colours on the image. What are the prevailing tones in (my) urban environment? How can colours dominate the composition?
The album can be found here: 2021 | 52 projects.
(Wien/Zedlitzgasse)
Springfield College President Mary Beth Cooper serves Dunkin’s beverages as student take a study break during finals at Springfield College on Monday, December 16, 2019..
Some of the nuns broke off into groups for study. This one didn't get very far before claiming this spot. Nice one too.
Back to basic. A quick bash, and a quick pose, before customization. I'm still deliberating whether this figure will be my samurai's nemesis or a jedi (probably a young obi wan).
* حبيت الصورة هنا قلت انزلها لحالها
وفي نفس الوقت أحب ابارك لـسوسو وعنود اللي بدو اختبارات الفاينل << ياحظكم بتخلصون قبلي :(
( الله يوفقنا ويسهل لنا
Lady with a Parasol, 1870-72
Edgar Degas
In this study of a fashionable woman holding a parasol, Edgar Degas's chief concern seems to be the effect of light on the human figure. Some areas are loosely painted, with the initial charcoal outline still visible. Others, such as the woman's profile and the details of her hat, are treated with great delicacy. An old label on the back of the painting calls it At the Race-course, which may explain the woman’s elegant appearance. Degas left this work unfinished but kept it in the studio until is death.
[Courtauld Gallery]
Inside the Courtauld Gallery
This image was selected in the Annual Student Art Expo 2006 for a Student Selection Award in Photography, Appalachian State University.
Gelatin Silver Print 11x17
Toned:
- Ilford Coper Tone
- Ilford Selenium
Formalist Studies was a project in a special processes class of Photographic Methods. Interpretation of human body in relation to nature.
The students setup small areas and tables so that they could continue their studies while engaging in the protest.
The occupy central movement in Hong Kong brought out a lot of people into the streets. The movement was heavily focused on students. As well, there was some amazing artwork produced during the protest.