Where I walked
These are photos from my Nokia 5800 and Olympus 8000 (underwater point and shoot). So its a challenge to adjust the exposure to get a reasonable sky which was quite bright.
Its April 6 and 7 - This is where OIT lives now - the renovated American Tobacco Company
Shadows along Science Drive
The French Science Building - linked to Gates and Microsoft
Another view of the French Science Building
The LSRC where Computer Science lives
THe walk toward the School of Engineering
The engineering building
Along Research Drive - has there ever been a time when construction was not in progress?
THe LSRC and Computer Science
Now its April 8 - the Sandford Building
The back door
The arch at the entry to the campus
Looking back - now its an exit arch
The tower at House J where I started my Duke time
The House J arch
Looking toward the Bryan Center - an octopus tree shadow
Shadows toward the Bryan Building
The Duke Chapel (Nokia photo)
The Duke Chapel (Olympus point and shoot photo)
Shadows on the library
Walking down a hall in Duke South
A window in the Morris Building
Shadows along the walk from Duke South to Duke North
More walkway shadows
And more shadows - I find the geometric forms almost magnetic in catching my attention.
More shadows
The new addition to Duke North
Shadows toward the entrance to Duke North
Reflections on the Duke North tower
Shadows toward the library
Walking back to Duke South - more shadows and geometric shapes
last shadows
At the Duke Gardens - shadows from the root patterns on the gazebo
Shadows on the garden steps
Its spring
Exiting the Duke Gardens - shadows
The yellow brick road leads to the Duke Chapel
The main quad
Through the arches
and through another arch
The clock tower
The house J bell tower
The house J bell tower
The clock tower through the arch
Through the arch
The clock tower through the arch
Through the exit arches
Where students camp before basketball tickets are served
This is the door to the Duke stadium. Maddy Spach and I ran this track during lunch for probably 15 years.
Our track
C. Frank Starmer