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I present to you the one object worth taking a picture of in the whole of Ross Hall, otherwise known as Iowa State’s English building. The building is tall, stark and gray, with a stark gray-and-dirt interior. However, they’ve made their benches, of which there is one at either end of every hallway, quite pretty. Not that I’ve the skill to capture such pretty-tude myself, but I tried. I got this while waiting outside my advisor’s office. The image is dark because I didn’t want the flash to take away from the nice lines the shadows created. Click to enlarge. (which is going to become a rule, I think, so I’m going to stop saying it soon. It’s going to be an assumed thing, kay?)
This image was brought to you by CyRide’s Blue Route, which decided to leave four minutes ahead of schedule today, causing me to miss another morning class. It is also brought to you in part by CSS, my desire to create a nice image border, and the need for a test image. And my clunky old HP C500 digital camera.
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Off-subject: My phone’s address book was, of course, lost. If I had your number previously, or if you would like me to have your number currently, please email it to me. :)