It was 4p on a Sunday, and I had struck out to finally “bottle up” a little of fall’s colors. I love this view of a tree that I walk past each day to school. I can only imagine how I’ll miss these earthy colors come the time of winter and its permaclouds and snow piled sidewalks. I believe this is my last official day of the Project 365 Photoblog.

Since I’m deep into exam month in my first year at medical school, I’ll have to leave reminiscing and self-analysis for another post. Ciao!

Perhaps the original architect of Krannert had this striking rust seepage in mind when he designed the iron rails. In fall, the colors meld together very beautifully.

The center for arts and performances has a wonderful architecture, but these mirrored windows too lent to an interesting photograph.

You’ll find that a nice fluorescent yellow hue from the leaves makes a strong contrast to the brown exterior of the building.

The wider sidewalks differ from your normal CA curb, again exemplifying how nice it is just to have a lot of space. (This white space can be very calming.)

M1s Class of 2014! We went out to “V. Picasso” that night in Urbana, IL.

Leads to some double helical origami. Lovely

At U of I.

At U of I, Urbana-Champaign.