Wanderings and Shootings

I left work today and immediately felt that I could breathe again. The pressure of reports and deadlines was so great today that I posted a sign on my door, locked up and ignored the phone. The sign read: Sorry. I know you can see me but I'm not here. The answer to any and all questions today is "Not Yet". It worked quite well for the first part of the day but post lunch the natives were not nearly as patient. But, I managed to get my reports finished. Don't know if they will satisfy the PTBs but . . . well, you know.

I left just about on time tonight and immediately took my camera out. I could breathe again and was prepared for another nighttime adventure in THE PARKING LOT.

Here it is. Our own Blue light special ready to provide assistance at the push of the button.

Bus Stop

This stainless steel construction outside of the Art building fascinates me. As temperatures change, it expands and contracts making great thunderous claps. It's not entirely water-tight so when it rains, sometimes you can hear the water INSIDE the construct.

Inside the Mainstage Theatre lobby, the wall is hung with the costume designs of the current show. I liked the idea of exploring the perspective of the images on the wall. The ceiling's great circles of light bounced and reflected off the images.

And finally, just for a little change of pace . . .

Nightlight

Lately I've become fascinated by the potential of my digicam and night scenes. Of all places, the parking lot has caught my attention. Of course, there is only so much potential in the parking lot. Let's see. We have the lot, lights, trees, cars, blue light boxes. Wait, back up, blue light boxes? I know this might sound like the beginning of a K-Mart moment but actually, they are the campus call boxes that connect the caller with the campus' public safety office. I'll get a picture of one of those tomorrow night but for now . . .