Roller Derby Slideshow

the blogger template isn't wide enough to host this - the one we present in class obviously won't cut off an inch of the story.

Painting w/ light

A night view of a grave stone recently adorned with a flower bouquet at Jewell Cemetery in Columbia. The epitaph: "the infant child of William and Elizabeth Hitt."

Audio Slideshow

from the chicago tribune, i think at the end of last season when the cubs lost in the playoffs.

lovable losers

Multi-Flash

Blending

Alex Tungesvik passes by as The Sham performs a set for an undersized crowd at the Blue Fugue Wednesday evening on Ninth Street.

Fill/Balancing

Earl Hamm and Paul Kleinschmidt hammer away at an extension to the back of a Columbia municipal building in the district on Wednesday afternoon.  Although recent overcast and cool conditions have loomed over Columbia frequently as of late, Earl and his co-workers agree that this time of year usually produces the best weather for construction work.

Warp!

My main man, Bob Dynamite

Single Flash - Flourescent

MU Sophomore and Architecture major Stephanie Tigue constructs a three-dimensional, ten-sided star for her Beginning Ceramics course Wednesday afternoon. Stephanie, 20, says she decided to take up ceramics this semester because it would help her understand the fundamentals of structural design - and because she needed an art credit.

External Flash

A artistic rendering of the crucifix stands on the lawn of Campus Lutheran Church on College Avenue.  The design, created by Rod Beacher, 60, of Columbia, was created for the church’s observation of Lent, and will be replaced by an image of a “risen” Christ around Easter time.  It is the third consecutive year the church has displayed the artwork during Lent.  

Anand S. Khan, a pre-Journalism student in his junior year at MU, re-stocks construction paper in the Pershing area lounge on Thursday.  The area is a campus resource for MU’s RA’s and PA’s to create posters and artwork to promote campus events and issues in and around the campus’ residence halls.

Metal and Glass

Shookman's got metal

Winter for a year

Panoramas

From a project I did on advertising a while back.

The Normandy Invasion as a Halo Ad

Hollywood

The compulsory fake iPod ad

Times Square c. 1950?

A triptych I turned in a couple weeks ago.

A hastily rendered panoramic I'm working on.  Enlarge at your own risk.

Portrait Assignment

2/21/08

Sarah Flagg

Sarah Flagg is a sophomore photojournalism student at MU.  A member of Alpha Phi sorority, Sarah hails from Festus, Missouri, a small town of about 11,000.  Although Columbia is much larger, Sarah has kept in close touch with her hometown friends, a high number of which attend MU.

MU students look on as supporters of Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton wave campaign signs to passing cars in Columbia on monday. Senator Clinton and democratic opponent Barack Obama ran a hotly contested campaign running up to this week's super tuesday primaries, which failed to establish a clear front-runner for the democratic nomination. Obama narrowly edged Clinton in Missouri, but both candidates are expected to split the state's delegates.