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Autumnal exposures: Colorful moments in passing
An overview from the Smith Campus Center in Harvard Square shows autumn colors turning across campus.
Photos by Rose Lincoln/Harvard Staff Photographer
Harvard photographer captures the beauty of the season
These photographic vignettes offer a visual tribute to autumn. With periods of day and night reaching a temporal balance, the changes are reflected in the natural environment.
A collage of ochre leaves frame a historical lantern while a fanlight window becomes a stunning example of Impressionism.
Whether you are running along a pathway of vermilion leaves along the Charles River, or witnessing the sunrise over the tower of Dunster House, these moments offer a breath of fresh air and sense of renewal to the viewer.
— Text by Kris Snibbe; photos by Rose Lincoln/Harvard Staff Photographers
The fanlight window of the Harvard Art Museums on Quincy Street reflects autumn’s palette. Scattered leaves surround the Dana Palmer House.
A lamppost at Harvard Business School faintly glows against the fiery fall backdrop. At Sever Hall tiny golden leaves interact with its intricate designs.
Autumn leaves at the arboretum decorate the boughs of a conifer tree. A felled tree makes for a fun obstacle course.
