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My entry for the word Sepia for the 26 Round of the Photography Scavenger Hunt. A sepia tone is a reddish brown monochrome tint. When applied to a photo, it gives the picture a warm, antique feeling.
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Cheers,
Wade
Taken in April of 2013 and edited this morning. Here's my notes from that day:
I spent last night discovering the James B. Hunt library at NCSU. The library is new and very, very cool. The book stacks are robotic, so you just request a book and a robot retrieves it for you. The space is very user friendly and there are all kinds of special little spots to study or hold a quick meeting.
Cheers,
Wade
© mstano photography 2012
The "Executive Architects" were Pearce Brinkley Cease + Lee. See www.lib.ncsu.edu/huntlibrary/.
The Hunt Library at Carnegie-Mellon University was designed by Lawrie and Green and opened in 1961. It was funded with a donation by Roy A. Hunt who was the founder of the Aluminum Company of America (ALCOA) [perhaps the reason for all of the aluminum on the building?).
I spotted Elizabeth studying in front of CFA this afternoon, and the sun was just sparkling in her hair; I had to ask for a portait.
For the 100 Strangers project.
The Hunt Library at Carnegie-Mellon University was designed by Lawrie and Green and opened in 1961. It was funded with a donation by Roy A. Hunt who was the founder of the Aluminum Company of America (ALCOA) [perhaps the reason for all of the aluminum on the building?).
The Hunt Library at Carnegie-Mellon University was designed by Lawrie and Green and opened in 1961. It was funded with a donation by Roy A. Hunt who was the founder of the Aluminum Company of America (ALCOA) [perhaps the reason for all of the aluminum on the building?).
Students looking at blueprints from Architecture Archives with Martin Aurand in Rare Books Room, Hunt Library, 2019
The Hunt Library at Carnegie-Mellon University was designed by Lawrie and Green and opened in 1961. It was funded with a donation by Roy A. Hunt who was the founder of the Aluminum Company of America (ALCOA) [perhaps the reason for all of the aluminum on the building?).
The Hunt Library at Carnegie-Mellon University was designed by Lawrie and Green and opened in 1961. It was funded with a donation by Roy A. Hunt who was the founder of the Aluminum Company of America (ALCOA) [perhaps the reason for all of the aluminum on the building?).
Friends, family, community and military leaders honor nearly 25 North Carolina National Guard Soldiers of the 30th Armor Brigade Combat Team, Military Engagement Team at their deployment ceremony at North Carolina State University Hunt Library, in Raleigh, N.C. July 12, 2015. They will deploy in support of Operation Enduring Freedom for military-to-military engagements with partner nations in the Levant Region, the Arabian Peninsula, and western Asia. “They are uniquely qualified bringing everyday America to their deployment,” said their commander, Army Col. Allen Boyette. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Sgt. 1st Class Robert Jordan / Released)