Not as large certainly, but nearly as expensive - construction for the new Science Complex is well underway
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St. John's and the fountain...had to take this photo again even if it isn't much different from the many I have in my archives already
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I really like this photo...tough to take it without being noticed, used my 28-135mm lens at the highest telephoto (210mm on the Canon D30) to take it from a distance. As always my favorite element, symmetry, is present, nice gestures and color. I'm not sure if the Christian Spirituality Program was in session while I was there but I guess that perhaps the sister wearing the habit on the right may have been at Creighton for that program.
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No people in this one, but I liked the idea of the flowers
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Fireworks...taken at Choco Park out in suburbian Omaha from the roof of a house of one of Matt Briggs' friends who was having a Fourth of July celebration
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I got REALLY tired of not having a tripod and knowing the photos would be blurry so I decided to attempt moving the camera on purpose to see the effect, slightly interesting
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Oh yes! I forgot, there's a wedding to show...the last details fall into place before the wedding begins
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Just prior to the procession
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Hugs for everyone!
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Standing at the altar
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Fr. Thelen welcomes everyone and speaks briefly
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The homily, well done, by Fr. Thelen
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This is when I wish I had a bigger telephoto lens...just a bit closer would have been nice, but interesting framing with the columns
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Becca offers the cup to her professor, Dr. Joan Mueller, during Communion
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Some of Becca's friends after the wedding
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Ok, so they're not really prepared for a photo, I snuck this photo in quickly during a break while the real photographer was switching out equipment after the ceremony
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Timed between flashes of the other photographer taking a larger group on the altar
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