During my first year as a professor, I realized that if I didn't make time for myself, I'd give it all away. So each morning, between classes, I'd take a 10-minute walk around campus with the Olympus OM-1n that my mom handed down to me. It was a good way to make sure I got outside, and after a few months, I found myself with these snapshots of the campus over three seasons.

Camera: Olympus OM-1n. Film: Lomo 800

Lampost with tree behind it transitioning from green to yellow to orange leaves.

Side of a modernist campus building with the words Wendle Hall on the site. Trees w/ orange leaves in the foreground.

Red, sunlit maple tree leaves with an academic building and a light blue sky behind.

Campus administration building on a winter day. Snowy quad in the foreground.

Campus building: Wertz Student Center. Shadows of trees cast on the building. Icy quad in foreground.

Another campus building, with walking paths and a tree with white blossoms in foreground.

Campus administration building with blossoming trees and bushes in front of it.

Tree with falling pink/white blossoms on green grass. Modernist campus building behind.