Robinson, Newseum Visit

Professor of photography, Mr. Timothy Jacobsen, descends the steps at the Newseum while trying to look thoughtful. While at the Newseum I learned about the daily front pages of newspapers from around the world, the FBI and Pulitzer Prize-winning images. My favorite part was looking at the Pulitzer images- the world needs more happiness to photograph though. 

Robinson, Rock Paper Scissors, Sequencing

Robinson, Test Interview

Robinson, Bresson Inspired

Sophomore Naila Russell walks up the steps to Shriner Hall. She lives in the only all-female dorm on Hood College's campus. 

Laila Nielsen. sophomore, after the International Show Saturday, March 12. Nielsen performed belly dancing from Egypt and step from Nigeria. 

  

Carla Kronsbein, junior, plays her guitar on the quad during the spring-like weather March 8. Kronsbein sings, plays guitar and models. 

A Hood College student sleeps in a hammock she hung from a tree on the quad. 

Profile, Robinson

Katie is an all-around art student. She takes photography and creates ceramics. 

Katie usually stares out the window thinking about nothing. Not really pondering life; just thinking about nothing. 

Besides her classes, Katie is in Circle K International, where she made fleece blankets  for the pediatrics unit at Frederick Memorial Hospital. 

Katie photographed the light in Gambril Gym in her photojournalism class. By the window in the pool created the best light for facial portraits. 

Katie holds her stuff instead of actually using a book bag. 

Robinson, Ceramics Studio

A Hood College student works on her pinch pot in the ceramics studio February 4, 2016. 

A Hood College student prepares her pin tool to work on her pot in the ceramics studio February 4, 2016. 

A Hood College student works on the cow she made from two joined pinch pots in the ceramics studio February 4, 2016. 

Senior Justin Fox takes a break from his pinch pot in the ceramics studio. 

Robinson, First Saturday

Boys watch the ice carvers give their demonstration during downtown Frederick's Fire and Ice First Saturday event on February 6, 2016. 

An ice carver cleans the edges of the ice sculpture in his carving demonstration during downtown Frederick's Fire and Ice First Saturday event on February 6, 2016. 

A woman photographs an ice sculpture downtown during Fire and Ice on February 6, 2016. 

A woman looks at the hat options a vendor sells during First Saturday. The man in the background's wife makes hats from repurposed sweaters and sells her products to raise money for metastatic cancer research. 

A boy poses for his mother beside an ice sculpture in downtown Frederick. 

Robinson, The Big Thaw

The last of Snowstorm Jonas in the Chapel parking lot on Sunday, January 31, 2016. Students moved their cars for the Facilities department to clear the snow. 

The sidewalk dries along Rosemont Avenue Sunday, January 31 2016 after Snowstorm Jonas finished. 

A Frederick mail carrier delivers door-to-door along Rosemont Avenue in a maze of cleared sidewalks. 

Robinson, Snowstorm

City of Frederick workers ship out the snow in downtown Frederick, Maryland on Tuesday January 26, 2016.  A record-breaking snowfall accumulated more than 30 inches in two days. 

Hood College students Eric Stone and Molly Masterson trudge through the snow towards Whitaker on January 24, 2016. Facilities workers plowed snow through the night to clear the sidewalks on campus. 

Facilities workers clear the snow from Alumnae Hall on Hood College's campus after more than 30 inches fell. 

A Hood College facilities worker clears the snow from the side of Coblentz. The workers used snow plows and shovels to make the sidewalks accessible. 

Event, Robinson

A Hood College student records Sonia Sanchez, a guest speaker for the school's Martin Luther King Jr. Day event in Hodson Auditorium on Monday, January 18, 2016. Sanchez is an African-American poet and read excerpts of her poetry and spoke for peace in her lecture. 

A Frederick community member asks poet Sonia Sanchez, a guest speaker for Hood College's Martin Luther King Jr. Day event in Hodson Auditorium on Monday, January 18, 2016, her opinions on how to gain peace in Philadelphia. Sanchez spoke of finding peace between the citizens and police force in the city. 

Poet Sonia Sanchez, a guest speaker for Hood College's Martin Luther King Jr. Day event on Monday, January 18, 2016,  reads excerpts from her poetry book in Hodson Auditorium. The poet included different sounds and gestures in her reading.