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Day 128 – South Haven: Take Two
Today Richard, David, and I went to South Haven, a beautiful little town on Lake Michigan. (It is the same place I went to back in January.) Above are photos I took while we were there. Click on the photos to view them at a larger size.
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Day 50 – Green Light
Now that I have a few exams out of the way, photography obligations taken care of, and strong ideas in place, it is time to hit the gas on this essay. I have a green light and the path ahead for the next couple days is clear. Time to go. I took this […]
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Day 35 – More Ice Sculpting
Here is another photo of the ice sculpting from the weekend. Click the photo to view it larger. The gallery from South Haven is now posted! Check it out! (It has four pages…make sure you look at all four!) I have spent the evening so far finishing Don Quixote, working on math, […]
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Day 34 – Frozen Wasteland
I slept pretty well last night and I had a nice day today. I had the chance today to go to a few of the off-campus facilities that the college runs to do some tech work. It was interesting. I especially liked the Hillsdale Academy, a model K-12 school Hillsdale College runs pioneering new […]
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Day 33 – Portraits & Candids
In South Haven over the weekend, I made a special point to work on my portrait and candid shots of people. This is an area where I had a great deal of difficulty in the past. I have a long way to go, but I think I am making […]
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Day 32 – Ice Sculpting
This is a continuation of the photos I took in South Haven on Saturday. This man was participating in the ice sculpting contest and he was actually using an iron (yes, an electric clothes iron), to make the ice smooth and shiny. Click on the photo to view it larger. The gallery of […]
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Day 31 – South Haven, MI
South Pier Lighthouse, South Haven, MI. Click the photo to view it larger. Today, my friends David, Hannah, Bethany, and I drove two and a half hours west to South Haven, MI. Our original intention was to photograph the lighthouse there and then explore the town, but when we arrived, we found a pleasant surprise. […]