More Wide Views
February 17, 2009 at 5:59 pm Tina Hay 3 comments
We had a nice sunny day on Sunday (here in central Pennsylvania, you notice those rare sunny days) and I took my new ultra-wide-angle lens out for some more experimenting on campus. I’m still feeling my way—you get very different results depending on whether you’re shooting from a standing, kneeling, or lying position, and depending on how you tilt the camera. Anyway, here are a few shots from Sunday.
The Beta Theta Pi house on Burrowes Road. I'm not sure in what month they actually take down their Christmas wreaths. Click on photo for bigger version.
Phi Delta Theta. Currently embroiled in a dispute with the University (http://live.psu.edu/story/36338/rss30).
The IST Building, which is definitely funky, but not THIS funky. Some of it is distortion from the wide-angle lens.
The plaza at the intersection of Shortlidge and Pollock. The two-story building in the center of the photo is Ritenour; to its right, the new Chemistry Building.
Schreyer Honors College headquarters, in the former Atherton Hall, along College Avenue.
Tina Hay, editor
Entry filed under: College of Information Sciences and Technology, Schreyer Honors College, University Park campus. Tags: Atherton Hall, Beta Theta Pi, Information Sciences & Technology Building, Phi Delta Theta, Ritenour Building, Schreyer Honors College.
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1. Vince Verbeke | February 18, 2009 at 5:25 am
Send me a copy of the Alpha Zeta Fraternity on Burrowes if you have one. Thanks
2. mike | February 20, 2009 at 1:31 pm
Beautiful shots, Tina. Working on Sunday? You are one committed blogger!
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