Some Black and White Photos

	The Library, Iowa State University, 1969. Existing light. Christian Petersen Sculpture, Boy and Girl. (The idea for these figures first came to Christian Petersen around 1942 while he was looking at the bare pedestals which had been gathering dust in the library's lower lobby since 1925. Unsightly electric wires protruded from the bases which the architects had designed for light fixtures that were never installed. Petersen outlined his idea for stone figures to then president Charles E. Friley who gave him permission to proceed with the work in 1943. The result the next year was a pair of students, male and female, ostensibly studying with books in their laps, but fully aware of each other as they exchange glances across the landing of the stairwell. Petersen's humor may be seen in the fidgeting foot of the male student.) (Info from Iowa State Univ. Web site.)
	Dorm, Iowa State University, 1969.
	Dorm windows, Iowa State University, 1969.
	Kay, 1969. A fashion assignment.
	Water Tower, Iowa State University, 1969.
	Student Union, Iowa State University, 1969.
	Parking Meters, Iowa State University, 1969.
	Illustrator, 1969.
	"So long, old friend," Cynthia, 1969
	Fly's Eye, 1967. Setup used is shown below. Exakta camera, Tessar lens, F8. This was the sharpest F-stop for this lens. Stopping down to increase the depth of field resulted in unacceptable loss of sharpness.
	Super Macro Setup, 1967. Cardboard tubes and balsa block used for lens extension. Used for Fly's Eye photograph above.
	Ants, 1967.
	Dosimeter, 1966. A professional assignment. Crown Graphic 4 x 5, Polaroid PN medium (Polaroid product producing an instant print in addition to a very fine-grain film negative.)
	Rain, 1969.
	Splash, 1969.