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Stadium, Emily Marsch 2012 University of Richmond

Stadium, Emily Marsch

The Messenger

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Sewer, Kyle Oliver 2012 University of Richmond

Sewer, Kyle Oliver

The Messenger

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Ebb And Flow, Laura Barry 2012 University of Richmond

Ebb And Flow, Laura Barry

The Messenger

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Untitled, Emily Marsch 2012 University of Richmond

Untitled, Emily Marsch

The Messenger

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Nautical, Sarah Muse 2012 University of Richmond

Nautical, Sarah Muse

The Messenger

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The Messenger, Spring 2012, 2012 University of Richmond

The Messenger, Spring 2012

The Messenger

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Matrix Determination Of Reflectivity Of Hidden Object Via Indirect Photography, Simon S. Ferrel 2012 Air Force Institute of Technology

Matrix Determination Of Reflectivity Of Hidden Object Via Indirect Photography, Simon S. Ferrel

Theses and Dissertations

Indirect photography is a recently demonstrated technique which expands on the principles of dual photography and allows for the imaging of hidden objects. A camera and light source are collocated with neither having line-of-sight access to the hidden object. Light from the source, a laser, is reflected off a visible non-specular surface onto the hidden object, where it is reflected back to the initial non-specular surface and collected by the camera. This process may be repeated numerous times for various laser spot positions to yield slightly different camera images due to a variation in the illumination of the object. These …


Hope, Elba Marcell Rivera Rodriguez 2012 Western Michigan University

Hope, Elba Marcell Rivera Rodriguez

The Hilltop Review

This drawing—painted on the surface of one of the interior doors located in the first floor at East Hall—shows the preoccupation of people about the uncertain future of East Campus. In one way or another, it has kept awake my sensibility toward how educational institutions can affect community not only academically, but also personally, and how people consider education as a one of the foremost elements for progress. Location: East Hall, First Floor. Original painting by unknown artist.


The Art And Beauty Of Flight, Edmond Ing Huang Tan 2012 Western Michigan University

The Art And Beauty Of Flight, Edmond Ing Huang Tan

The Hilltop Review

This picture nicely represents the art and gracefulness of flight with the beauty of sunset in a tranquil setting. In the picture is a powered paragliding, also known as paramotoring in the plains of Nebraska. The ability to fly both low and slow safely, the 'open' feel, the minimal equipment and maintenance costs, the portability, minimally regulated and requires no license are claimed to be this type of flying's greatest merits. Paramotors can be flown during any season of the year anywhere but not in high wind conditions which typically means at low Sun azimuths as shown in the picture …


Wmu Sunseeker Solarcar, Edmond Ing Huang Tan 2012 Western Michigan University

Wmu Sunseeker Solarcar, Edmond Ing Huang Tan

The Hilltop Review

This picture was taken, at the racetrack the evening before the start of the North American Solar Challenge 2008 race in Plano, Texas. In this picture is the Sunseeker, Western Michigan University’s solar powered car that will race in the 2 week long, 2400miles long race from Plano, Texas to Calgary, Canada. Sunseeker was the only car in that race that feature a 2 electric motor drive system than the standard one electric motor drive system. Western Michigan University Sunseeker team brought back the sportsmanship award that year.


Voodoo, Melissa Mitchell 2012 Rollins College

Voodoo, Melissa Mitchell

SPECS journal of art and culture

No abstract provided.


Expansion As Relief, Jac Jemc 2012 Rollins College

Expansion As Relief, Jac Jemc

SPECS journal of art and culture

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Van De Kamps, Shannon O’Brien 2012 Rollins College

Van De Kamps, Shannon O’Brien

SPECS journal of art and culture

No abstract provided.


Self Portrait In Flux, Maria Jones 2012 Rollins College

Self Portrait In Flux, Maria Jones

SPECS journal of art and culture

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Phoom! Kaleidoscopic Point: Los Angeles River Of Words, Karen Holden 2012 Rollins College

Phoom! Kaleidoscopic Point: Los Angeles River Of Words, Karen Holden

SPECS journal of art and culture

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Kitty, Melissa Mitchell 2012 Rollins College

Kitty, Melissa Mitchell

SPECS journal of art and culture

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Practical Necromancy: Raising The Dead For Fun & Profit, John M. Rudy 2012 Gettysburg College

Practical Necromancy: Raising The Dead For Fun & Profit, John M. Rudy

Interpreting the Civil War: Connecting the Civil War to the American Public

Our profession is a unique and somewhat strange one. We are paid, fundamentally, to give voice to the voiceless. History is taking the people of the past and breathing into their lungs, letting them speak and act again even though they are long dead. [excerpt]


M16 Globular Cluster, By Anabella Gaposchk, 1911 (Baking Soda), Mariana Tres 2012 Rollins College

M16 Globular Cluster, By Anabella Gaposchk, 1911 (Baking Soda), Mariana Tres

SPECS journal of art and culture

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Tornado, Matthew Albanese 2012 Rollins College

Tornado, Matthew Albanese

SPECS journal of art and culture

No abstract provided.


Booth Penny, Pete Froslie 2012 Rollins College

Booth Penny, Pete Froslie

SPECS journal of art and culture

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