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Each fortnight, photographers are challenged to find and capture something special amid the awesome jumble of the Leeds campus. The latest photos are below; the archive is in the sidebar.

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Monday 4 June 2007

"A Ceiling" and Challenge Number 4

Yet again, I have not met my own deadline. Perhaps you are all punishing me by ignoring the third challenge? Or are you all not inspired by ceilings? I suppose it was a tall order...

How about we get a little taller - above the ceilings and looking down, in fact. Challenge Number 4: pay attention as you go about your day and see if you can find an appealing view of

a rooftop.

Those are a bit more obviously picturesque, and I know some of the earlier entries featured rooftops, so at least some of you should be able to find one. Entries, as usual, to the address above. Next post on the weekend of 23rd June (or thereabouts). And, if you like the pictures you see here, why not leave a comment at the bottom of the post? I will endeavour to remove the need for you to log in to do so.

So to the ceilings... Despite the lack of interest, things were still looking up for yours truly: behold!



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Picture by Roland Ingram
Taken in the Michael Sadler Building





Picture by Roland Ingram
Taken in Chancellor's Court





Picture by Roland Ingram
Taken in the Michael Sadler Building





Picture by Roland Ingram
Taken in the Michael Sadler Building
Title: "Bounce"

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

very nice stuff Roland! you convinced me that ceilings are much more interesting than I thought ;)

Anonymous said...

This is a test. Does it work?