Photo by Tanya Rosen-Jones '97

Visitor studying a portrait by Meredith Frampton at Tate Modern

quite a picturesque place to study.. Harvard Yard

Students study in 1940.

Ireland Study Abroad Information:

www.ifsa-butler.org/republic-of-ireland-overview.html

At the 2012 UW-Madison Study Abroad Fair held September 12 at Union South, students explored a myriad of international academic opportunities and received practical guidance about pursuing educational experiences abroad. Organized by International Academic Programs (IAP), this fair featured more than 90 exhibits that provide comprehensive information about more than 200 programs. Photos: Kerry G. Hill, UW-Madison Division of International Studies

www.myspace.com/figurestudy

Searching for brighter light this time.

Minolta Autocord

Kodak Ektar

Epson V500

Large war remnants and ordnance viewed by the Legacies of War team at the UXO Lao Visitors Centre in Xieng Khouang Province, 2019. Photo by Bay Koulabdara.

My quick study of Kurt Huggins and Zelda Devon's stunning illustration for the short story "Fragments of a Imaginary Life" by Josh Roundtree and Mikal Trimm. (Dec 08 issue of RoF)

loved both the image and the story

From drawing classes, pencil.

Cape Studies Language School in Cape Town, South Africa.

www.CapeStudies.com

Photo: Jennifer Jacquemart / (c) European Voice

I really like the tones in this HDR image. I guess now I'll have to buy a copy of Photomatix.

You know sometimes studying just isn't fun. I tend to be really bad about studying, But I always fun.

The area pictured in this particular photograph has a double use as both a lounge area and a study area. Because AUC is such a small school you always see somebody that you know sitting in this area trying to get some work done or socialize. Although I really liked sitting here between classes if I was actually trying to get into study mode I would find another place to go as the constant interaction can become a bit distracting

a lot of pictures of mooky are making their appearance.

it's because this kitty is always up on me in some manner --

following, climbing on, constantly.

I sit in the kitchen to usually do my homework -- perfect opportunity

for miss mooky.

she wants to be up on the keyboard of the mac while I'm trying to type

and we can't have that.

so, eventually, she will curl up -- always close by -- and take her nap.

:)

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Study, study, study - I’m so close to graduating!

2nd year Environment students visit Glentress

Thanks to the UMSL Study Abroad Summer 2011 participants from the Spanish Language Dominican Republic Program for their photos!

www.umsl.edu/services/abroad/summer/dominican%20republic....

A project revisited.

Old version: www.flickr.com/photos/infinitewilderness/2319880527/

" There's never been an endeavor so strange

as trying to slow the blood in my veins

to keep my face blank

as a stone that just sank

until not a ripple remains "

- Ani DiFranco

Boiestown NB, Fuji Velvia-50 Emulation

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

2020

working on a study project

So this is what I do when I get bored of studying... ;]

None of my work may be used without my written permission.

A4 Pacific 60009 "Union of South Africa" leans to the curve approaching Horton in Ribblesdale station at the head of the "Cumbrian Mountain Express" on 12 July 2014. Taken from a low viewpoint on the station platform.

Can you guess what this bee is clinging to?

Bumblebee

This is the deck where I study.

I'm working on a Robert Burns sketch.