More from the archive: Sarabande’s spring show from last year, with a belly dance group who did a guest dance during the show. I loved Sarabande’s costuming this semester!
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More from the archive: Sarabande’s spring show from last year, with a belly dance group who did a guest dance during the show. I loved Sarabande’s costuming this semester!
Click on individual images to see them full-size.
I have so few shots from this Tufts-Babson game because, get this, there were three other Daily photographers there, two of whom were there to get trained on sports photography. Basketball is hard to shoot because it’s so dark in the gym!
Trash Paintings, 2020-ongoing Mixed media art waste (often including acrylic, PVA glue, paper, cardboard, and Sculptamold) on canvas board In my series ‘Trash Paintings’, I only use materials left over from other art projects—unused acrylic paint lingering on the palette, sheets of half-dried glue from the morning after a papier-mache session, snippets of cardboard picked…
3Ps (it stands for Pen Paint & Pretzels), Tufts’ student-run theater group, put on a production of “Stop Kiss” for first-year orientation. I’ve been doing most of Tufts’ student theater photo work this past year and I love it. The actors and crew are so enthusiastic (have you ever met theater people who aren’t?!) and…
I was the official behind the scenes photographer for the production of the Tufts Experimental College Director Howard Woolf’s film ‘Dust’ this summer. Here are some stills from day five…can you tell we had a lot of fun with these scenes? You can follow the film’s official Facebook page here. Stay tuned for more behind-the-scenes posts…
Here’s PNDP assignment #7: to capture animals and their relationship to the humans around them. Some pets are less popular than others. Most people are fine with having a cat or a dog, but would balk at the idea of sharing their space with a snake, lizard, or tarantula. I wanted to find out who…
Around this time last year, the Daily was gearing up for its commencement issue. Here’s a photo I took for that, of Conor Coleman and Matt Zinner, two soccer players who were both in the same graduating class I was. There’s something I really like about a wide-angle lens for sportraits, though I’m not sure…